Salmon Come Home Festival Brings the Forest to Life in Coquitlam, B.C.
Originally published on Northwest Travel & Life. Fall signifies the changing of leaves, the crisp, cool morning air and in Coquitlam, the return of salmon. Every autumn, thousands of chum and coho salmon leave the Pacific Ocean and swim upstream to the very creeks where they hatched…
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