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Simon Little

Simon Little

Verified

Online Journalist, CHAN-TV (Burnaby, BC)

Vancouver

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Total articles 14560

  • Study by conservation group finds elevated pathogen levels near B.C. fish farms | Globalnews.ca

    By Paul Johnson Verified, Simon Little Verified| Global News Verified Conservationists have opened a new front in the ongoing battle over open net pen salmon farming in B.C.The Pacific Salmon Foundation says its latest study has found that water near active open-net farms contains four times more pathogens harmful to wild salmon than water near inactive farms. The foundation argues the research proves open-net farms contain and amplify pathogens that can affect wild salmon outside the nets.

    By Paul Johnson Verified, Simon Little Verified · Global News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Turbulence at Vancouver airport over as air traffic control returns to full staffing

    By Simon Little Verified, Travis Prasad| Global News Verified After a challenging week that saw delays on more than 80 flights in and out of the Vancouver International Airport, the agency responsible for Canadian air traffic control says it has resumed normal operations at the facility.

    By Simon Little Verified, Travis Prasad · Global News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Study by conservation group finds elevated pathogen levels near B.C. fish farms | Globalnews.ca

    By Paul Johnson Verified, Simon Little Verified| Global News Verified Conservationists have opened a new front in the ongoing battle over open net pen salmon farming in B.C.The Pacific Salmon Foundation says its latest study has found that water near active open-net farms contains four times more pathogens harmful to wild salmon than water near inactive farms. The foundation argues the research proves open-net farms contain and amplify pathogens that can affect wild salmon outside the nets.

    By Paul Johnson Verified, Simon Little Verified · Global News

    Apr. 17, 2025

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CHAN-TV (Burnaby, BC)