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	Crab Poachers Nabbed in Burrard Inlet
		In a separate case, in April 2006, fishery officers observed Chen-Cheng Chen and Jian Zhong Wang fishing for crabs at the foot of Penzance Road in Burnaby (Burrard Inlet).
		The Burrard Inlet/Indian Arm area suffers from chronic illegal crab fishing activity.
		Current research shows that crab stocks in this area are at extremely low levels and it is likely that a significant factor in the decline of crab populations is illegal fishing.
	www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca /media/newsrel/2006/pr21_e.htm (444 words)

	Burrard Inlet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Burrard Inlet is a relatively shallow-sided coastal fjord in southwestern British Columbia.
		Formed during the last Ice Age, it separates the City of Vancouver and the rest of the low-lying Burrard Peninsula (to the south) from the slopes of the North Shore Mountains, home to the communities of West Vancouver and the City and District of North Vancouver.
		Freighters waiting to load or discharge cargoes in the inlet often anchor in English Bay, which lies south of the mouth of the inlet and is separated from it by Vancouver's downtown peninsula and Stanley Park.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Burrard_Inlet (563 words)

	IBA Site Listing
		Burrard Inlet is a sheltered fjord of Georgia Strait that encompasses all water east of Point Atkinson in the north and Point Gray in the south.
		Burrard Inlet lies between the city of Vancouver and the north shore municipalities of West Vancouver and North Vancouver.
		The inlet is bounded to the north by the steep-walled, granitic Coast Mountains, and on the south by the densely urbanized areas of Vancouver.
	www.bsc-eoc.org /iba/site.jsp?siteID=BC020 (575 words)

	AMBIENT WATER QUALITY OBJECTIVES FOR BURRARD INLET-COQUITLAM AND PITT RIVER AREA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Burrard Inlet is closed to shellfish harvesting based on sanitary considerations of the tributary area.
		Unlike the typical coastal inlets of British Columbia, Burrard Inlet is relatively shallow between First Narrows and the head at Port Moody, with a mean depth of 21 m and a maximum depth of 66 m occuring in Vancouver Harbor.
		As is the case for the remainder of Burrard Inlet, Port Moody Arm is closed to bivalve-mollusc harvesting due to coliform contamination as measured in a sanitary survey.
	www.env.gov.bc.ca /wat/wq/objectives/burrard/burrard.html (6760 words)

	Burrard Peninsula - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Burrard Peninsula in extreme southwestern British Columbia sits between the fjord of Burrard Inlet and the Coast Mountains in the north and the Fraser River and its alluvial plain in the south.
		Its isthmus is the lowland around Coquitlam Centre, between the head of Burrard Inlet at Port Moody and the Coquitlam River, a tributary of the Fraser.
		From west to east, it comprises the cities of Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, the Como Lake-Burquitlam-Maillardville plateau of Coquitlam, and Port Moody at the end of Burrard Inlet.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Burrard_Peninsula (324 words)

	Welcome to BIEAP
		Established in 1991, Burrard Inlet Environmental Action Program (BIEAP) and its partners coordinate a joint action program to improve and protect the environmental quality of Burrard Inlet.
		The approach builds on work done in 2004 to identify environmental indicators to measure the environmental quality of Burrard Inlet, and on a water quality workshop held by BIEAP in December 2004.
		Other projects relate to cumulative effects, and tracking the implementation of the Consolidated Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) for Burrard Inlet, with an updated tracking report to be completed by fall 2006.
	www.bieapfremp.org /main_bieap.html (169 words)

	vancouver bc canada tourism photographs nature geography bay strait inlet sound
		Burrard Inlet is generally considered the body of water extending from the Lions Gate Bridge on the west to Port Moody on the east.
		The eastern end of English Bay where the Burrard and Granville Bridges connect the Downtown to its southern neighbourhoods is the beginning of False Creek.
		It has a somewhat curved path that brings it close to Burrard Inlet on the eastern side of Downtown almost cutting it off.
	www.seevancouverbc.com /story/story2/story2.htm (345 words)

	WCFSP: Companies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		On November 9, 1864, the barque Ellen Lewis left Burrard Inlet with a cargo of 84,600 metres of lumber and 16,000 pickets bound for Australia.
		This was the first ship to carry cargo from Burrard Inlet outside of the province of British Columbia, but it is also claimed that the Ellen Lewis carried the first overseas lumber shipment from the mainland of British Columbia.
		Walter E. Botting was in charge of loading scows with bolts for the Hastings Mill on the South Shore of Burrard Inlet.
	collections.ic.gc.ca /forestry/company.htm (2207 words)

	SPEC Project Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Over the next three decades, SPEC blew the whistle on oil refineries, chemical plants and sewage systems that were contaminating Burrard Inlet.
		By the 1990s the provincial and federal governments, the GVRD, municipalities around Burrard Inlet and the port authority finally created the Burrard Inlet Environment Action Plan (BIEAP) with the express purpose of limiting effluent pollution.
		SPEC continues to work with regional government and environmental organizations such as the Georgia Strait Alliance and the BCEN Waste, Health and Toxics Caucus to stop industrial pollution from poisoning Burrard Inlet and the marine environment.
	spec.bc.ca /project/project.php?projectID=9 (536 words)

	Harbour Publishing - Burrard Inlet
		The story of Burrard Inlet is also the story of Greater Vancouver, the third largest port in North America and one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
		Revisit the many squatters' settlements that have come and gone around the inlet for hundreds of years and been home to hundreds of people, including the writer Malcolm Lowry.
		The book is both a carefully researched history and an entertaining account of the full range of vigorous human activity that helped shape a busy, beautiful waterway and one of the world's great cities.
	www.harbourpublishing.com /book.php?id=396 (252 words)

	HEFTY FINES FOR TWO INDIVIDUALS CRABBING IN BURRARD INLET (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		On September 9, 2001, fishery officers were conducting a night patrol in the Barnet Marine Park and observed four individuals on a pier using flashlights, two of which were engaging in fishing activity.
		On October 25, 2001, in Burnaby provincial court, Kun Zhi and Yong Xiang Bao pleaded guilty to catching and retaining Dungeness crabs.
		They were fined $2,500 each and are prohibited from fishing in Burrard Inlet, possessing of a fishing licence, possessing crab fishing equipment or being in the company of anyone who is crab fishing.
	www.pac.dfo-mpo.gc.ca /comm/pages/release/p-releas/2001/nr106_e.htm (290 words)

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		Moved by Alderman Irwin, seconded by Alderman Townsley and resolved that the Committee proceedings with respect to the Bylaw entitled “The Burrard Inlet Tunnel and Bridge Company Stock Purchase Bylaw 1923” be dispensed with.
		Moved by Alderman Irwin, seconded by Alderman Tolmie and resolved that the Committee proceedings with respect to the Bylaw entitled “Burrard Inlet Tunnel and Bridge Company Loan Bylaw, 1923” be dispensed with.
		Moved by Alderman Irwin, seconded by Alderman Stoker and resolved that the Committee proceedings with respect to the Bylaw entitled “The Burrard Inlet Tunnel and Bridge Company Bonds Guarantee Bylaw 1923” be dispensed with.
	www.cnv.org /minutes/1923_06_21.doc (658 words)

	Early Trails of Burrard Peninsula (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The accompanying map [etbp.gif 33K] showing the evolution of communications on Burrard Peninsula was compiled from a number of sources, including the Map of New Westminster, by Woods and Turner, 1882 (in the Provincial Archives), and a Map of Burrard Inlet, by Albert J. Hill (in the Vancouver City Archives).
		Maps of the seventies and eighties commonly show Burrard Inlet as extending from the First Narrows to Port Moody, although earlier Admiralty charts, as well as those of the present day, correctly define it as extending from a line between Point Atkinson and Point Grey eastward to the extremity of the Inlet.
		English Bay is a much smaller body of water, formed by the jutting of Stanley Park peninsula into Burrard Inlet.
	www.lesliefield.com /bchs/brewerycreek/etbp.html (579 words)

	Environmental review finds pollution dumped in Burrard Inlet at record levels
		And the amount of effluent entering the Inlet has increased dramatically from 32 million meters in 1957 when permits were first issued.
		These were among the findings of a review of MWLAP effluent permits conducted by SPEC with support from the Georgia Strait Alliance and the Waste, Health and Toxics Caucus of the BC Environmental Network.
		Kostyniuk found that the number of provincial effluent discharge permits increased from a single permit in 1957 to 25 active permits in 2002.
	www.georgiastrait.org /Articles2003/burrard.php (371 words)

	Water Quality Objectives Attainment Monitoring in Burrard Inlet in 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This report presents the results of monitoring undertaken in 2002 to check the attainment of Burrard Inlet water quality objectives that were set in 1990.
		Comprehensive water quality monitoring in Burrard Inlet was last conducted by the Ministry in 1993 and 1994.
		These conditions appear worse as the exceedances are now more widespread in the inlet than in 1993 and 1994.
	wlapwww.gov.bc.ca /sry/p2/eq/wq_monitoring/burrard_inlet/index.html (634 words)

	BIFF: Burrard Inlet Fan Fellowship, with _The Greatest American Hero_ pilot \| Urban Vancouver
		BIFF: Burrard Inlet Fan Fellowship, with _The Greatest American Hero_ pilot
		BIFF (Burrard Inlet Fan Fellowship, a weekly meet-up of science fiction and fantasy fans) this Friday 21 April will show the pilot episode of _The Greatest American Hero_, the TV spoof of superhero shows, about a teacher who discovers a suit which gives him super powers, but who loses the instructions.
		About BIFF: Burrard Inlet Fan Fellowship is a weekly Friday informal gathering in North Vancouver for people who are fans of science fiction, fantasy, or things related, no matter how casual the interest.
	www.urbanvancouver.com /node/3786 (193 words)

	Definition of Burrard Inlet - Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
		inlet of Strait of Georgia W Canada in British Columbia on which city of Vancouver is situated
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	www.m-w.com /cgi-bin/dictionary?va=Burrard (54 words)

	Welcome to Inlet Bay Retreat
		Set at the head of the Burrard Inlet, Port Moody is ideally located, just 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver to the west and Maple Ridge and the Fraser Valley to the east.
		Canoe, kayak or sail the Inlet or local lakes.
		Spend time in the hot-tub, sit and relax on the deck, or have a coffee and enjoy the water activity from the restful family room where you can also watch a DVD on the large, high-resolution screen TV.
	www.members.shaw.ca /inletbayretreat (298 words)

	Port Vancouver - Container Terminal Expansion
		The completion of these two projects to the Port of Vancouver's existing Burrard Inlet container terminals, increases total container capacity to over 2 million TEUs.
		P&O Ports Canada Inc. operates Centerm container terminal under a long-term lease agreement with the Vancouver Port Authority.
		Most modern container terminals around the world operate RTG's, including the Port of Vancouver's Vanterm terminal located in Burrard Inlet, and Deltaport, located in Delta
	www.portvancouver.com /the_port/burrard.html (367 words)

	Hydrographic chart of Burrard Inlet, British Columbia, 1900 - Government - Canada at Scale: Maps of our History - ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Hydrographic chart of Burrard Inlet, British Columbia, 1900 - Government - Canada at Scale: Maps of our History - Exhibitions - Library and Archives Canada
		Hydrographic chart of Burrard Inlet, British Columbia, 1900
		In 1883, the government began to carry out general hydrographic surveys, and the charts resulting from those surveys were published "by order of the Government of the Dominion of Canada" in the British Admiralty’s series of hydrographic charts.
	www.collectionscanada.ca /maps/4_0_gov/05140416_e.html (129 words)

	Vancouver Photos Text List
		Marina on Burrard Inlet in downtown Vancouver near Stanley Park
		North Vancouver seen across Burrard Inlet from east Vancouver...Lion's Peaks in distance
		Snowline Sunrise on Mount Seymour...looking northeast from Burrard Inlet near Northshore Automall
	www.bcpoetry.com /vancouver_photos/vancouver_photos_textlist.html (3147 words)

	Photo: Burrard Inlet with Lions Gate Bridge Vancouver (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Photo: Burrard Inlet with Lions Gate Bridge Vancouver
		Burrard Inlet invites for "fishing with a view".
		You have a very good view on Lions Gate Bridge.
	www.zanzig.com /travel/canpix/1595-69.htm (58 words)

	Borders - The Burrard Inlet - Lucia Bazan - 18/246 - World Wide Panorama
		Borders - The Burrard Inlet - Lucia Bazan - 18/246 - World Wide Panorama
		The Port of Vancouver has one of the world's finest natural deep-water harbours.
		It covers 247 km of coastline from Roberts Bank at the U.S. -Canada border, along the south shore of Burrard Inlet, up Indian Arm and the north shore of Burrard Inlet.
	geoimages.berkeley.edu /wwp306/html/LuciaBazan.html (166 words)

	Wind gusts over Burrard Inlet by GeinaC : Weather Underground
		The north westerly winds are stirring the waters of Burrard Inlet.
		Thanks for viewing my photographs and judging them on their artistic merit.
		Please read the licensing agreement for rules pertaining to use and posting of weather images.
	www.weatherunderground.com /wximage/viewsingleimage.html?mode=singleimage&handle=GeinaC&number=145&album_id=37&thumbstart=5&gallery=CURRWEATHER (121 words)

	Acclaim Images - burrard inlet photos, stock photos, pictures, burrard inlet stock photography
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		burrard inlet posters and prints - burrard inlet clipart
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	www.acclaimimages.com /search_terms/burrard_inlet.html (118 words)

	Air Play Today: North West Sector - Burrard Inlet AQHI Recent History
		Air Play Today: North West Sector - Burrard Inlet AQHI Recent History
		NW Sector / Burrard Inlet, BC Current AQHI for NW Sector / Burrard Inlet
		The Air Quality Health Index pilot website will be available during the summer and fall of 2006
	www.airplaytoday.org /recent-nw.htm (84 words)

	Squawmish Indians of Canada
		On Howe Sound and Burrard Inlet, north of the mouth of Fraser River.
		Chakkai, on the east side of Howe Sound.
		There were a few more villages at the upper end of Burrard Inlet.
	www.canadiangenealogy.net /indians/squawmish_indians.htm (584 words)

	North Vancouver Cates Park burrard inlet images pictures photographs
		North Vancouver Cates Park burrard inlet images pictures photographs
		Situated at the eastern end of Dollarton Highway close to the point where it turns north to Deep Cove, Cates Park is a well developed and well maintained recreational area popular with residents of both sides of Burrard Inlet.
		Large picnic areas, playgrounds, walking trails and a boat launch area supported by complete public facilities make this a perfect relaxation spot for an individual or a large group.
	www.seethenorthshore.com /cates/cates.htm (170 words)

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