Tag: Elk Falls Canyon

Higher flows down Elk Falls Canyon scheduled to start Sept. 16

BC Hydro said higher flows through Elk Falls Canyon will begin Sept. 16 to accommodate salmon migration and spawning.

Water flows down Elk Falls Canyon to increase starting July 6

B.C. Hydro is warning that water flows down Elk Falls Canyon will increase from four cubic metres per second to about 30 cubic meters per second, starting July 6.

Fish migration flow underway at Elk Falls Canyon

BC Hydro has begun a 15-day fish migration and spawning flow through Elk Falls Canyon to help steelhead reach spawning habitat.

B.C. Hydro issues public safety notice for Wednesdays and Thursdays through March 26

B.C. Hydro is issuing a public safety notice for higher water flows through Elk Falls Canyon every Wednesday and Thursday through March 26.

BC Hydro warns of increased water flow down Elk Falls, Campbell River

BC Hydro is warning that water flows through Elk Falls Canyon and the Campbell River have increased from four cubic metres per second to about 90 cubic metres per second.

Extra water to be released down Elk Falls Canyon through December 22

Residents are being asked to stay away from Elk Falls Canyon as BC Hydro extends an extra release of water down the canyon until Dec. 22. 

Water flows down Elk Falls Canyon, lower Campbell River to increase once more

BC Hydro is once again advising the public of increased water flows down Elk Falls Canyon and the lower Campbell River.

BC Hydro Increasing Flow Rates in Campbell River System

B.C Hydro is getting set to ramp up flows down Elk Falls Canyon. Spokesperson Stephen Watson points out this...

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