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Photo of a person holding a sockeye salmon above the water | Photo d'une personne tenant un saumon rouge au-dessus de l'eau

Scaling up the Fisheries Act: #Act4Fish

Update: support #Act4Fish. Protect and Consult: Restore habitat protections in Canada’s Fisheries Act. reposted from http://wcel.org/ Fish matter to Canadians. Fish habitat, called the “bedrock” of fisheries by Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), matters. And so the law to protect fish and their habitat really matters. Today WCEL launched Scaling up the Fisheries Act: Restoring Lost Protections and […]

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The image shows the Canadian Parliament buildings in Ottawa, featuring the prominent Gothic Revival architecture under a sky with soft, colorful clouds / Limage montre les édifices du Parlement canadien à Ottawa, mettant en avant larchitecture néogothique sous un ciel animé de nuages doux et colorés.

Federal Priorities for Fresh Water – Mandates given

On Friday, for the first time in history, Federal ministerial mandate letters were made public. Among many directives, the mandate letters called on various ministers to: Immediately review Canada’s environmental assessment processes to provide robust oversight and thorough assessments.  Renew the federal government’s commitment to the Great Lakes, the St. Lawrence River and the lake Winnipeg Basin Act on recommendations

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View from the water at sunrise in Vancouver | Vue depuis l'eau au lever du soleil à Vancouver

Collaborative voice calls for healthy waters

First posted at: http://www.raincommunitysolutions.ca/en/news/. Protecting Canada’s fresh waters should be on the next federal government’s agenda, whichever party wins on October 19. And curbing runoff pollution needs to be on the agenda. This is a key message in Federal leadership for our living waters (et en français), a call to action for the next government of Canada that

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