‘The CBC: How Canada’s Public Broadcaster Lost Its Voice’
Part 2: An interview with the late author and veteran CBC broadcaster, David Cayley
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‘The CBC: How Canada’s Public Broadcaster Lost Its Voice’
Part 1: An interview with the late author and veteran CBC broadcaster, David Cayley
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Landing Page for 5-Part Series: Right of Passage
Sometimes there are stories that just grip your heart and mind.
Right of Passage
Part 5: Fixing the Canso Causeway to allow marine animal passage is the right thing to do. How can we get there?
Premier Houston's Anti-Democratic Tendencies
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Right of Passage
Part 4: The Canso Causeway blocks the migratory route for many species, including the leatherback sea turtle, and completely reconfigured the region's oceanographic cycles.
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Part 3: According to documents obtained through ATIP, the Canso Causeway is a "death trap," for critically endangered leatherback sea turtles
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Part 2: Fisheries and Oceans Canada is “responsible for assisting marine mammals and sea turtles in distress.” So why did they abandon Dina?
Right of Passage
Part 1: Access to Information reveals what we know about Dina, a satellite tagged leatherback sea turtle, and how Fisheries and Oceans Canada staff mobilized to save her