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Endangered orcas remain at risk even after Ottawa drops proposed legal change

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During the Trans Mountain proposal period, the government’s own review found that added tanker traffic could harm endangered Southern Resident killer whales in the waters where they feed — so it promised to make a plan to reduce the harm, including goals for cutting underwater noise over the short, medium and long term, said Hussein Alidina, WWF-Canada’s lead specialist for marine conservation. Since the expanded pipeline began operating in May …

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Endangered orcas remain at risk even after Ottawa drops proposed legal change

During the Trans Mountain proposal period, the government’s own review found that added tanker traffic could harm endangered Southern Resident killer whales in the waters where they feed — so it promised to make a plan to reduce the harm,…

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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