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Saving whales and dolphins the right way

  • The Senate has been dealing with a quiet controversy over a piece of legislation that falls into an all-too-common trap: it looks good on
Opinion | BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE | October 23, 2017
A bill currently under consideration by the Senate, S-203, would bar whale and dolphin captivity across Canada, but the head of the Vancouver Aquarium says the legislation would actually inhibit the ability to conduct crucial research on the animals or rescue them, such as Chester, a rescued false killer whale housed at the aquarium. Photograph courtesy of Ocean Wise

Saving whales and dolphins the right way

Opinion | BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE | October 23, 2017
  • The Senate has been dealing with a quiet controversy over a piece of legislation that falls into an all-too-common trap: it looks good on

Saving whales and dolphins the right way

Opinion | BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE | October 23, 2017
  • The Senate has been dealing with a quiet controversy over a piece of legislation that falls into an all-too-common trap: it looks good on
A bill currently under consideration by the Senate, S-203, would bar whale and dolphin captivity across Canada, but the head of the Vancouver Aquarium says the legislation would actually inhibit the ability to conduct crucial research on the animals or rescue them, such as Chester, a rescued false killer whale housed at the aquarium. Photograph courtesy of Ocean Wise

Saving whales and dolphins the right way

  • The Senate has been dealing with a quiet controversy over a piece of legislation that falls into an all-too-common trap: it looks good on
Opinion | BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE | October 23, 2017
A bill currently under consideration by the Senate, S-203, would bar whale and dolphin captivity across Canada, but the head of the Vancouver Aquarium says the legislation would actually inhibit the ability to conduct crucial research on the animals or rescue them, such as Chester, a rescued false killer whale housed at the aquarium. Photograph courtesy of Ocean Wise

Saving whales and dolphins the right way

Opinion | BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE | October 23, 2017
  • The Senate has been dealing with a quiet controversy over a piece of legislation that falls into an all-too-common trap: it looks good on

Saving whales and dolphins the right way

Opinion | BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE | October 23, 2017
  • The Senate has been dealing with a quiet controversy over a piece of legislation that falls into an all-too-common trap: it looks good on
A bill currently under consideration by the Senate, S-203, would bar whale and dolphin captivity across Canada, but the head of the Vancouver Aquarium says the legislation would actually inhibit the ability to conduct crucial research on the animals or rescue them, such as Chester, a rescued false killer whale housed at the aquarium. Photograph courtesy of Ocean Wise

Why a West Coast aquarium is working with the feds to study the Arctic

  • Not long after the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre first opened its doors six decades ago, a team of adventurous employees and researchers travelled
Opinion | BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE | August 17, 2016
The Arctic makes up 40 per cent of Canada’s landmass and almost 70 per cent of its shorelines. Photograph courtesy of the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre

Why a West Coast aquarium is working with the feds to study the Arctic

Opinion | BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE | August 17, 2016
  • Not long after the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre first opened its doors six decades ago, a team of adventurous employees and researchers travelled

Why a West Coast aquarium is working with the feds to study the Arctic

Opinion | BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE | August 17, 2016
  • Not long after the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre first opened its doors six decades ago, a team of adventurous employees and researchers travelled
The Arctic makes up 40 per cent of Canada’s landmass and almost 70 per cent of its shorelines. Photograph courtesy of the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre
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