Watershed Watch Salmon Society
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All of the organizations below are subscribed to the Climate Imperative
 The American Tides Foundation 100% American |
Sitka Foundation American Funded | Vancouver Foundation |
| Aqueduct Foundation | CHIMP: Charitable Impact Foundation (Canada) | CanadaHelps |
| Victoria Foundation | Employment and Social Development Canada – Federal Liberal Government | Canadian Online Giving Foundation |
| PayPal Giving Fund Canada | Wild Salmon Center American Funded | The Ocean Foundation 100% American |
| North Family Foundation | Real Estate Foundation of British Columbia | Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation |
| BC Conservation and Biodiversity Awards Foundation | Babine River Foundation American Funded | Coquitlam Foundation |
| Service Canada – Federal Liberal Government | St. Louis Community Foundation 100% American |
The Stronghold Fund’s BC Fund |
| 1% for the Planet — Pass Through Fund | Patagonia 100% American |
Patagonia Environmental Grants Program Fund 100% American |
| Global Salmon Farm Resistance – Based in Argintina | Canada Summer Jobs Program – Federal Liberal Government | Horne Coupar Lawyers |
| Robinson’s Outdoor Store | Robert & Barbara Shaunessy | The Ruby Fund, held at Vancouver Foundation |
| The Stewart Fund, held at Vancouver Foundation | The Pender Fund, held at Vancouver Foundation | Employment and Social Development Canada – Federal Liberal Government |
From their own website the claim “Watershed Watch Salmon Society is a science-based charity working to defend and rebuild B.C.’s wild salmon.”
Of note is CodeBlue BC is run by Aaron Hill who is the son of Bruce Hill who runs the Watershed Watch Salmon Society.
- The directors are Wayne Halabourda, Preet Pall, Rich Ronyecz, Eric Hobson and Autumn Longley based on what they submitted to Revenue Canada.
- The number of permanent, full-time, compensated positions: 8
- Total expenditure on compensation for part-time or part-year employees in the fiscal period.
CAN$ 71,068.00 - Total expenditure on all compensation in the fiscal period.
CAN$ 608,127.00
Next look at the money that they received, the money shuffle between charities is hidden. American funds pour into their Canadian counterpart, then they are able to hide who gets it by using the sideways shuffle of funds between charities.
It appears the Watershed Watch Salmon Society is using its funds and personnel to create artificial organizations. It created the Freshwater Alliance who created another called CodeBlue BC another virtual organization. Once again using the sideways shuffle to fund these new creations.
