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Climate groups launch ad blitz, warn of threat to whales from major projects push
Environmental groups say the plan could let major projects bypass species protections as only 74 Southern Resident Orcas remained in July 2025, a U.S. agency estimated.
- Some of Canada's top environmental groups want the federal government to amend planned legislation aimed at speeding up major projects before it is introduced this fall.
- Environmental Defence started an advertising campaign about the risks to Southern Resident Orcas from proposed economic zones related to these legislative changes.
- Ecojustice calls the legislation the 'orca extinction bill' and launched a media campaign when Ottawa began focusing on the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project.
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Climate groups launch ad blitz, warn of threat to whales from major projects push
OTTAWA — Some of Canada's leading environmental groups are pushing the federal government to change aspects of proposed legislation to speed up development of major projects before it's tabled this fall. Environmental Defence has launched an ad campaig...
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Some of Canada's major environmental associations are pressing the federal government to amend certain aspects of the bill to accelerate the implementation of major projects before it is tabled this fall.
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