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Zoë Ducklow

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  • Freelance Journalist and Photographer, Freelance
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Formerly of @capitaldailyvic and @thewestshoreca

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Salmon babies in safe haven before hitting open ocean

Salmon babies in safe haven before hitting open ocean

Debbie Anderson stands on the floating dock at Quatsino Lodge, waiting for the barge. Behind her, a 25-foot-d…

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Big old trees almost gone forever in B.C., scientists warn

Big old trees almost gone forever in B.C., scientists warn

Fewer mammoth old-growth trees remain than you imagine Picture an old growth forest. You probably imagine tow…

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No charges to be laid against 22 northern B.C. pipeline protesters

No charges to be laid against 22 northern B.C. pipeline protesters

Charges will not be laid against the 22 pipeline protesters who were arrested on traditional Wet'suwet'en ter…

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Port Hardy school sending food home to students in need

Port Hardy school sending food home to students in need

Eagle View support staff, waiting for families to come pick up the food bags, stand on the physical distancin…

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Western Forest Products fined $73K for high-risk violations causing a fatal accident

Western Forest Products fined $73K for high-risk violations causing a fatal accident

An RCMP photo showing the steep grade of the cutblock and the supersnorkel machine involved in the incident. …

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‘ICF has had a very narrow vision of what the corridor can be’

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By Zoë Ducklow Verified
| The Westshore Verified
The E&N Dayliner pictured in Goldstream Provincial Park in 1981 (BC Archives I-03771). For more than a decade the Island Corridor Foundation, a non-profit organization that owns the corridor of land formerly used for a railroad between Courtenay and Victoria, has worked to get financial and political support to restore the tracks and buy new trains.
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Government hands back portion of E&N rail land to Snaw-Naw-As First Nation

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By Zoë Ducklow Verified
| Capital Daily Verified
Transportation News Based on facts either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. As court deadline arrives, province and feds give back disputed land and fund more consultation Get the news and events in Victoria, in your inbox every morning. Thank you! Your submission has been received! Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
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United for Old Growth rally draws a crowd and one surprise musical guest

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By Zoë Ducklow Verified
| The Westshore Verified
Neil Young addresses the gathered crowd at the Rally for Ancient Forests in Victoria on Feb. 25, 2023. (📸 Zoë Ducklow) Tiny pricks of snow were landing on the remaining crowd. It was hours before the snowfall would begin in earnest, but the front lawn of the provincial legislature buildings was a cold place to be standing still, listening to speakers.
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