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CivicInfo BC | News: T’Sou-ke Nation treats invasive knotweed species along Sooke River to protect cultural and ecological values

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T'Sou-ke Nation, District of Sooke, and Capital Regional District continue collaborative effort to stop the spread of invasive knotweed along the Sooke River
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CivicInfo BC | News: T’Sou-ke Nation treats invasive knotweed species along Sooke River to protect cultural and ecological values

T'Sou-ke Nation, District of Sooke, and Capital Regional District continue collaborative effort to stop the spread of invasive knotweed along the Sooke River

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civicinfo.bc.ca broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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