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When Alex left the orcas behind to study sea lice, she knew she couldn’t be everywhere, so she started to gather an army of sea lice helpers — citizen scientists from all over northern Vancouver Island willing to collect smolts and count sea lice for her research. Jody Erickson and Farlyn Campbell started as teenagers and were devastated to see baby fish with dozens of sea

Defined benefit pension plans and defined contribution pension plans are uncertain about how to incorporate environmental, social and governance issues into their investment processes in a way that’s consistent with fiduciary duties, according to a new white paper from the Association of Canadian Pension Management. “Sustainable investing, including ESG, is an area where some investment […]

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Liberal incumbent Judy Sgro has offered conflicting stories about who paid for a 2017 trip she took to Italy, a trip the Conservatives now want the ethics commissioner to investigate because of allegations that she accepted free travel without reporting it to authorities as required under Canada’s conflict of interest law.

Court rules NEXUS cards cant be cancelled for minor rules infractions cbc.ca 1 hour ago Elizabeth Thompson © Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press A Canada Border Services Agency officer speaks with a traveller at the NEXUS office at the airport in Ottawa on May 8, 2012. A recent Federal Court decision could make it more difficult for Canadian government officials to cancel someones NEXUS trusted-traveller card for a minor infraction. Federal Court Justice John Norris ruled late l...