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Science & Monitoring

Monitoring the Impact of Increased Shipping on Narwhal in Eclipse...

Despite pandemic-related challenges, Oceans North completed its seventh year of acoustic monitoring in Nunavut’s Eclipse Sound in 2020.

For the Ocean

Northern Cod rebuilding plan fails to live up to expectations

At this point, it is unclear if the rebuilding plan that was released adheres to the proposed regulations and recent law amendments.

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For the Ocean

eDNA Offers a Promising New Tool for Science and Conservation

There is growing interest in Atlantic Canada and around the world about how eDNA can be used to further scientific research.

For the Ocean

Maritime Sector Should Be Key Part of Implementing New Hydrogen...

Going forward, the government should work with ports and the shipping industry on programs to incentivize the domestic market for hydrogen.

For the Ocean

Oceans North Supports New Measures to Fight Climate Change,...

Canada’s economic future ultimately depends on our ability to protect and restore nature while adopting innovative new technologies.

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Resilient Livelihoods

Summer Harvesting Program Eases Burden of Pandemic in Tadoule...

A new harvesting program with Sayisi Dene First Nation in Tadoule Lake, Manitoba helped feed the community during the pandemic by catching and distributing fresh fish last summer.

For the Ocean

How Hydrogen Can Power the Transition to Zero-Emission Shipping

One of the industries with the greatest growth and emissions-reduction potential—but which has yet to be addressed explicitly in government policy—is shipping.

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What Canada’s New Climate Accountability Legislation Could...

Oceans North urges the Government of Canada to develop a 2025 emissions target and action plan.

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For the Ocean

Millions at stake in DFO’s failed actions to rebuild the...

The analysis shows that minimizing fishing could lead to benefits estimated at over $54 million, with a 12.9% return on the “investment” in stock rebuilding.

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For the Ocean

Why Oceans North Supports Federal Carbon Price Legislation

Taking action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote healthy marine environments must be part of a holistic approach to preserving the Arctic.