DFO Response to SVIAC’s Letter Re: Salmon Allocation Policy
Below is the letter from the Minister of DFO in response to SVIAC’s February 25, 2026 (see HERE for original […]
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Tell DFO How You Feel: There’s an App for That!
A passionate angler in the Fraser Valley developed an app to Protect Salmon Access & Have Your Voice Heard IN
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Salmon Allocation Policy Review Update – What SVIAC Members Need to Know
Many members have asked for a clear explanation of the current review of the Salmon Allocation Policy (SAP) and what
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SVIAC Letter to the Minister of DFO Re: Salmon Allocation Policy Review
Below is the letter SVIAC President Bill Campbell submitted to the DFO on February 25, 2026, with recommendations for a
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SVIAC Supports National Advocacy Effort in Ottawa
SVIAC is proud to support the advocacy work being led in Ottawa by the Public Fishery Alliance (PFA). This coordinated
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SVIAC’s Salmon Enhancement and Conservation Initiatives
Following DFO’s termination of our highly successful Sooke Chinook Enhancement Initiative (SCEI) in the Sooke Basin in 2025, SVIAC has
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Important Membership Update
For 2026, SVIAC’s Board of Directors made the decision to reduce the price of an Individual Membership to $20! We are also offering,
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SVIAC 2026 Annual General Meeting
Dear SVIAC Members and Supporters, NOTE UPDATED DATE BELOW! This change was required to accommodate urgent conflicting fishery advocacy meetings.
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SVIAC Response to DFO’s Proposed Chinook Salmon Restrictions and the Future of the Southern Resident Killer Whales
SVIAC is deeply concerned about the implications of the proposed DFO restrictions on Chinook salmon for the recovery ofthe Southern
Conflicting Priorities in Chinook Management and Southern Resident Killer Whale Recovery: A Critical Review
Executive Summary DFO’s current approaches to Chinook and Southern Resident Killer Whale (SRKW) management are costing Canada millions of dollars