Tell the Government to end the Plastic Disaster
For more than half a century, the plastics industry has deflected blame on to consumers…
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Bill C-64: The Wrecked, Abandoned or Hazardous Vessels Act In Canada
Not complying with the Act now can result in penalties of up to $50,000 for individuals and $250,000 for companies or corporations,
Canadian Coast Guard’s Icebreaking Program: Part II
Welcome to The Scuba News Canada 2nd of our 4 part icebreaking series. Ice Patrol.…
Tell the Canadian Government to Rebuild Depleted Fish Populations
Despite significant government commitments and investments in sustainable fisheries, only a quarter of Canada’s fish…
Canadian Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act
We have more climate momentum to celebrate: Last week November 12, 2020 the federal government introduced…
Oceana Canada Report Reveals the Hidden Consequences of Canada’s Opaque Seafood Supply Chains
A report featuring new data from leading fisheries economists released today by Oceana Canada reveals that Canada’s…
To Go or Not To Go? What Should Happen To The Cormorant?
There seems to be ongoing disputes/questions about the Cormorant, a former Naval Vessel, now residing…
Pipeline actions signal need for true reconciliation
Some Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs and their people are defending their rights to traditional practices, clean air and water and a healthy environment. They say the Coastal GasLink pipeline threatens those rights.
The Canadian Environmental Protection Act Needs An Update
In the time since the law was last updated, Canadians have become increasingly exposed to toxics in their everyday lives. We need a modern law that adequately protects them.
URGENT UPDATE: Newborn North Atlantic right whale in critical condition after a vessel strike
That’s why Oceana is calling on governments in Canada and the U.S. to take immediate action to stop the killing and save these whales from extinction.