These trenches dug by the Rideau Valley Conservation Authority have helped boost the local pike population2 days agoDuration 2:402 days agoNewsDuration 2:40The authority created spawning bays for the fish at the Perth Wildlife Reserve six years ago after the regular spring spawning areas began drying up in the summer. Related Stories On the banks of a Nova Scotia river, Mi’kmaw elver fishers defy Ottawa Manitoba pours $540K into fight against aquatic invasive species Most smelt in northern Ontario are an invasive species and they’re making lake trout smaller Fishermen, MLAs raise concerns about need for more dredging on the North Shore Endangered piping plovers have returned to P.E.I. for another breeding seasonMore from NewsVideo2:27Leafs look to take 3-0 series lead in Game 3 against Florida Panthers 13 minutes agoVideo0:51Members of Millcroft Against Bad Development react to 425 trees coming down33 minutes agoVideo3:22Woman, 20, killed in hit and run in Scarborough: police 41 minutes agoVideo6:15Newly elected Pope Leo XIV celebrates 1st mass as pontiff41 minutes agoVideo8:11’We knew there was something special about him,’ says childhood friend of Pope Leo 1 hour agoTrending NowVideo0:41Stepfather makes emotional plea for missing childrenMay 6Video0:46See the moment white smoke emerges at Sistine ChapelMay 8Video25:12Pope Leo XIV will lead the Catholic Church | See how the Vatican introduced its new leaderMay 8Video3:37Stepfather of missing Nova Scotia children calls on public’s helpMay 5Video1:20#TheMoment a Kentucky boy bought 70,000 lollipops on his mom’s phoneThe National May 8
These trenches dug by the Rideau Valley Conservation Authority have helped boost the local pike population
