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Infected salmon just another problem for Yukon subsistence fishermen

Landslide destroys Starrigavan restoration projects

Central Welland River Fish Kill

Anglers on alert for invasive Pacific pink salmon

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Crabbers catch fewer crab, see lower price

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Climate change affecting fish production, says Fisheries head

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