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Dead fish found in North Island estuary prompt DFO investigation

About 20 dead Cutthroat Trout and juvenile salmon were found in Larwood Creek, prompting an investigation by Fisheries and Oceans Canada into the cause.
DFO fishery officer Geoff Thorburn highlighted that pollutants can wash into salmon-bearing creeks during significant rainfall.
Community volunteers collected water samples to test for 6PPD-quinone, a lethal toxin to Coho salmon identified in the area.
Protecting water quality is a shared responsibility, and it is important to exercise caution regarding substances entering waterways.

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Dead fish found in North Island estuary prompt DFO investigation

DFO asks that Campbell River residents ensure they aren't allowing harmful substances to wash into local fish-bearing creeks

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