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Prince Rupert commercial diver receives largest fine to-date under Canada’s Marine Mammal Regulations

November 13, 2022 at 9:01 am  Federal, Politics

Watching whales and other marine mammals in their natural surroundings gives Canadians an opportunity to better appreciate these beautiful animals, but when humans get too close, we risk disturbing and even harming them. Canada has laws in place to ensure that marine mammals can be enjoyed at a safe distance.

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