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Wild Steelhead Coalition
In honor of our 15-year anniversary, we’re proud to release a new short film that pays homage to wild steelhead and the great work our members have accomplished over the last 15 years. Please take a few minutes to watch the film and donate $15 to ensure that we can continue to successfully fight for wild steelhead for the next 15 years – http://ift.tt/2daSYTF. #wildsteelhead
More info: http://ift.tt/2dTtaxQ

They are coming down. They have to come down.

Save Our Wild Salmon
The Pacific Northwest used to be home to the greatest salmon rivers in the world. They became part of Northwestern identity. But four dams on the Lower Snake River have been blocking salmon passage, pushing the fish to the brink of extinction. People are fighting back. The generation that remembered the Snake River before it was dammed, and those who have experienced the salmon’s decline are speaking out. Join them in telling the government to remove those dams, save the salmon, and protect the Pacific Northwest way of life >> http://ift.tt/2gGRS5H #freethesnake
More info: http://ift.tt/2gTkD1M

Support Bruce Power

Support Bruce Power

The following came across my desk earlier today. I think Bruce Power does enough to have our support on this matter. Please take the time to make your decision. Who knows, one day they may own Maple Hill or at least support a better fishway than what is sitting up there right now. Bruce Power may even help convince the Ministry of Natural Resources that we don’t need a new set of turbines on Denny’s Dam in the future. Bruce Power also feeds a good majority of the steelhead that are stocked in the Saugeen annually. Take the time to fill out the link below if you care. Below is a link to an online petition supporting Bruce Power to remain as an 8 unit Nuclear Power Facility. Please take a moment to show your support by signing this petition.

More info: http://ift.tt/2g3tHNC

We have lost another long time club member, Jim Maxwell.


We have lost another long time club member. Jim Maxwell passed away on Monday. Jim had been involved with the club and the Saugeen since 1979. “Rocky Saugeen Legend” Jim Maxwell was instrumental in constructing the future of Ontario steelhead, Specks and Browns into the Rocky Saugeen.


Funeral Service Details Here: http://ift.tt/2fWR9yG via Facebook Pages http://ift.tt/2bOMdb4