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Saving whales and dolphins the right way

If passed, Bill S-203, which bans keeping cetaceans in captivity, would have a 'profoundly negative impact on our ability to protect whales and dolphins,' writes John Nightingale, president and chief executive officer of the Vancouver Aquarium. The facility has recently announced plans to resume its beluga exhibit in 2019.

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BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE
October 23, 2017

Opinion | BY JOHN NIGHTINGALE | October 23, 2017

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