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COVID-19 prevented 31 billions of ocean pollution being dumped on Canada’s coast. What happens once it’s over?

The decision to stop cruise ships while we wait for widespread vaccination is a smart move that is consistent with public health and preventative practises to fight COVID-19. It is also an opportunity.

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