Landslide shows power of Mother Nature, says B.C. chief as worries now turn to salmon run

A massive landslide sending a torrent of water carrying large trees and debris downstream shows the power of Mother Nature, says a British Columbia Indigenous leader who has deep concerns about the rushing water's impact on critical salmon runs.

Landslide shows power of Mother Nature, says B.C. chief as worries now turn to salmon run

Landslide shows power of Mother Nature, says B.C. chief as worries now turn to salmon run

Landslide shows power of Mother Nature, says B.C. chief as worries now turn to salmon run

Landslide shows power of Mother Nature, says B.C. chief as worries now turn to salmon run
Landslide shows power of Mother Nature, says B.C. chief as worries now turn to salmon run
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