The restoration of Nile Creek from a river that was devoid of fish into a salmon and cutthroat trout-bearing stream rich in life prompted Canadian biologists to hail it as an example for the rest of British Columbia. The project was so successful that fish stocks were restored to capacity, with pink salmon numbering what was produced in the 1950s.

The CBC has again been delivered a story by a group out to destroy the salmon farming industry in British Columbia. A group of scientists in Alberta and British Columbia have carried out another study to show that salmon farms are destroying the wild stock of Pacific salmon ... results based on conclusions?

Steveston was originally a small town near Vancouver, British Columbia, but has since been absorbed into the city of Richmond, British Columbia, a community in the Greater Vancouver Regional District.Location of Steveston in Metro VancouverSteveston village is a historic salmon canning centre at the mouth of the south arm of the Fraser River. It is located on the southwest tip of Lulu island, the large majority of which is within the boundaries of the city of Richmond. The most southwestern tip of this southwestern suburb contains Garry Point Park, one of few parks in the area with suitable wind and space for kites to be flown. Garry Point Park also contains the Steveston Fisherman's Memorial.