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Tom Sewid of Sasquatch Island is of the Kwakwaka’wakw (Kwakiutl) Tribe from NE Vancouver Island, British Columbia, and Half Cree Native from Central Canada. He

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Dolphins delight with return to BC waters, but some see invasive species

Dolphins delight with return to BC waters, but some see invasive species
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Dolphins delight with return to B C waters, but some see invasive species

Pacific white-sided dolphins usually found in the open ocean

Georgia straitBritish columbiaUnited kingdomJoyce murrayCarl waltersAndrew tritesSimone thomTom sewidFisheries departmentUniversity of british columbiaBc ferriesMarine mammal research unitPowell riverProfessor andrew tritesSalish seaFirst nations

Dolphins return to B C waters in great numbers, but some consider them invasive species

After 100 years of absence, large numbers of Pacific white-sided dolphins are back in the northern part of British Columbia's Salish Sea.

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Dolphins delight with return to B C waters, but some see invasive species

Pacific white-sided dolphins usually found in the open ocean

Georgia straitBritish columbiaUnited kingdomJoyce murrayCarl waltersAndrew tritesSimone thomTom sewidFisheries departmentUniversity of british columbiaBc ferriesMarine mammal research unitPowell riverProfessor andrew tritesSalish seaFirst nations

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