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JOB OPPORTUNITY: ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNICIAN
Halalt First Nation is looking to recruit an Environmental Technician to work with field crews this spring and summer in the Koksilah and Chemainus river watersheds. They will assist with aquatic ecosystem monitoring and assessment projects within Halalt First Nation's traditional territory. Responsibilities will include field survey implementation, field equipment operations and maintenance, and community engagement. The ideal candidate will have prior training or experience
Jan 21


SPOT SALMON, WIN PRIZES!
Check out the Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF)'s Salmon Spotting map and an exciting opportunity to win a weekend getaway for two! The...
Oct 7, 2025


INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE AND MARINE DATA GOVERNANCE WORKSHOP
In partnership with Island Marine Aquatic Working Group (IMAWG), Q’ul-lhanumutsun Aquatic Resources Society (QARS) held our inaugural...
Sep 8, 2023


SCIENTISTS SAY DFO'S FISHERIES-SCIENCE ADVICE PROCESSES NEEDS IMPROVEMENT
The authors of a recent peer-reviewed Perspective published in the Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Science on Fisheries and...
Aug 1, 2023


HALALT FIRST NATION WELCOMES NEW MARINE STEWARDSHIP COORDINATOR
The Halalt Team is excited to welcome Chris Good as the new Marine Stewardship Coordinator. Background Traditional name – Shxuy’sistun...
Feb 21, 2023


DFO RELEASE OF EMAILS BRINGS CONFLICT OF INTEREST CONCERNS WITHIN DFO
Disclosure of internal correspondence between the Department of Fisheries and Ocean and the Sports Fishing Advisory Board has raised...
Oct 20, 2022
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