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Crews continue to clean up diesel spill near Bella Bella

Crews are continuing to try to clean up a diesel spill in the waters near Bella Bella.

A tug ran aground in Seaforth Channel on October 13th and sank. Jess Housty is a Councillor with the Heiltsuk First Nation. She says the limited resources that were available in the first 72 hours after the spill has made the clean-up more challenging.

Housty says it was heartbreaking for members to watch the spill, especially as Heiltsuk has, for years, called for better spill response capacity on the coast.

Justin Goulet
Justin Goulet
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