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Sheep Paddocks Trail

Sheep Paddocks Trail

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Fish Passage and Fish Habitat Restoration

Fish Passage and Fish Habitat Restoration

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194 Avenue Southeast Crossing and Priddis Slough Crossing

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  • Protected: Designing Streets in Practice, Insights from the NACTO Designing Cities Conference
  • ISL Young Professionals – Joel Joseph
  • ISL Expands in the Columbia Valley

ISL acknowledges and respects the territories and traditions of the many Nations. We acknowledge the territory of the Inuit, Métis, and First Nations people who have been here since time immemorial. We acknowledge that many ISLers are settlers living and working in this Territory. We are grateful for the opportunity to live and work here. We are committed to continued learning and working toward reconciliation in ways that minimize our impact on the earth, groundwater, and habitats, so we build sustainable communities for today, and for future generations to come.