Tag: Minette Bay

Minette Bay beach

RTA donates part of Minette Bay waterfront to District of Kitimat

Updates with corrected figure 156 acres from Rio Tinto Alcan and District of Kitimat Rio Tinto Alcan has donated 156 acres (63 hectares) of waterfront land on Minette Bay to the District of Kitimat, Gaby Poirier, RTA  General manager BC Operations, said Wednesday, November 12, 2014. It's a major step in getting people in Kitimat access […]

Log booming at Clio Bay

Special report: Clio Bay cleanup: Controversial, complicated and costly

Special report: Clio Bay cleanup: Controversial, complicated and costly Chevron, the company operating the KM LNG project at Bish Cove and the Haisla Nation have proposed that marine clay from the Bish Cove construction site be used to cap more than 10,000 sunken and rotting logs in Clio Bay. Haisla Chief Counsellor Ellis Ross says he […]

Log booming at Clio Bay

Clio Bay: Dead or alive?

Special report: Clio Bay cleanup: Controversial, complicated and costly Updated October 3, 2013, with DFO statement One of the major concerns about Clio Bay is the possible lack of oxygen to support sealife. While some people have called Clio Bay “dead,” others have pointed to catches of crab, cod and salmon to dispute that. The experience […]

Ellis Ross

Clio Bay remediation project "killing two birds with one stone," Ross says

Special report: Clio Bay cleanup: Controversial, complicated and costly   Haisla Chief Counsellor Ellis Ross says that capping the logs at Clio Bay was a Haisla idea, taking advantage of the opportunity to use the marine clay from Bish Cove to bring back the Clio ecosystem. The Haisla were told by experts who video taped the […]

Logs at Clio Bay

Clio Bay: What happens to sunken logs?

Special report: Clio Bay cleanup: Controversial, complicated and costly The forest industry has been operating on the Pacific coast from Oregon to Alaska for more than a century. Over that time, it is likely that millions of logs from booms and other operations have sunk to the bottom of bays, cove, estuaries and inlets along the […]