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Canada Could Be a Leader in Anti-Wildlife Poaching

Sangita Iyer | Posted 06.01.2013 | Canada Impact
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Sangita Iyer

The Conservative government could have taken a much bolder stance on wildlife poaching, especially given the recent Canada-China Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (FIPA). Canada has even more power to coerce China into bringing forth sweeping changes to it's treatment of animals and the environment.

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Vancouver Guns For Earth Hour Champion

The Huffington Post B.C. | Posted 03.19.2013 | Canada British Columbia
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Vancouver is going head to head with five other cities for the title of 2013 Earth Hour Capital, an award to recognize cities that take innovative act...

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Coca Cola Gets New Can, Donates To Help Save Polar Bears

CP | Bob Weber, The Canadian Press | Posted 12.25.2011 | Canada Politics
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Coca-Cola Ltd. is changing its iconic can — and pledging millions of dollars — to help scientists plan how other icons such as polar bears can sur...

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Canada Not Ready For Arctic Drilling, Reports Say

CP | Bob Weber, The Canadian Press | Posted 11.09.2011 | Canada Business
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As Canada's energy regulator readies its final round of talks on offshore oil drilling in the Arctic, two new reports suggest there's a long way to go...

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