More Pacific salmon are showing up in Canada’s western Arctic
Roughly 2,000 have been caught by the Arctic salmon program so far in 2019.
September 25, 2019
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CAMBRIDGE BAY—A few Pacific salmon caught as far east as Cambridge Bay, in addition to the recent catch of a salmon shark near Kugluktuk, are some of the latest signs that the waters in the western Arctic have changed with the warming climate.
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