Canadian Press: Huge Marine Area Could Soon Be Protected Off Ontario’s Shores
Read the Canadian Press story about exciting progress towards protecting a stretch of southern Hudson Bay and western James Bay as a national marine conservation area. →
“The federal government and nine First Nations said they have cleared a hurdle on the path to protecting a stretch of southern Hudson Bay and western James Bay.”
— Jordan Omstead, Journalist, The Canadian Press
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