In the midst of all the major news coverage of NAFTA 2.0 last week, Canada's federal Environment Commissioner Julie Gelfand tabled three audits and an annual report last Tuesday, which deserve some attention and government action. Specifically, in her audit on the protection of marine mammals, Ms. Gelfand found that Fisheries and Oceans Canada, along with Environment and Climate Change Canada, Parks Canada, and Transport Canada have been "very slow to take action to reduce threats" posed by
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