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It was done off Haida Gwaii in BC western Canada but was not officially authorized by the Canadian government.

By 1969 no one on Haida Gwaii had raised a totem pole in living memory, but Robert Davidson carved one and raised it.

Haida Gwaii for example went from something like 40,000 people to 400.

Nobody is quite sure how old the government of Haida Gwaii is.

The depletion of salmon stocks goes beyond Haida Gwaii (for those who studied geography earlier, they used to be known as the Queen Charlotte Islands).

I learned on Haida Gwaii that Canada Government knows nothing of tides.

I was on Haida Gwaii couple years ago with 2 friends.

I don't know much about solar power, but in Haida Gwaii (which is pretty far North and fairly gloomy) in winter you get around 1-1.3kwh/m2.

From the article: The Guardian...reports that George's team dumped about 100 tonnes of iron sulphate into the ocean from a fishing boat 370 kilometres west of Haida Gwaii in July.

I once tried to understand the Haida Gwaii writing system.

Actually maybe I'd call Haida Gwaii the Canadian Hawaii.

There is a lot of potential for wind power off the coast of Haida Gwaii as well (and I assume many other places off the northern coast).

The title is editorialized and should be changed to the original article title: "Canadian army interested in old nuke that may have been found off Haida Gwaii"

See also: Frogs and Rabbits in Australia, Deer in Haida Gwaii, Mongooses in Hawaii, the list goes on and on...

I have had a black bear stomping on my tent in Haida Gwaii.

I definitively flew some meters in the air west of Haida Gwaii.