The Environment

During question period on the environment, Jeff Kibble of the Conservatives raised illegal garbage dumps in the Cowichan Valley, saying some are on Cowichan tribes’ land, some pollute the salmon-bearing Cowichan River, and that he had previously asked the government to find those responsible and clean up the sites without receiving an answer. Liberal parliamentary secretary Wade Grant replied that the government would work with the Cowichan tribes and others to stop illegal dumping on their land as soon as possible.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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