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One of Canada’s largest freshwater fish is at risk of extinction
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Document Date: 2014-05-04 09:51:53

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Ottawa / Halifax / /

Company

Coastal / Threatened / Ovaska Biolinx Environmental Research Ltd. / /

Country

Canada / /

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Event

Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / Extinction / /

Facility

Botany The University of British Columbia Telephone / Biological Sciences University of Calgary Telephone / Canadian Museum of Nature / /

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IndustryTerm

food supply / /

NaturalFeature

Alberta / BC / Oceans Canada / Mountain Caribou / /

Organization

Jennifer M. Heron BC Ministry of Environment / Biological Sciences University of Calgary Telephone / John R. Post Department / Fisheries and Oceans Canada / COSEWIC Department / Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada / Jeannette Whitton Department / Canadian Wildlife Service / Parks Canada Agency / University of British Columbia / Dalhousie University / /

Person

Caribou / Kristiina / Jon McCracken / Steven Campana / Justina C. Ray / Alan F. Sinclair / Jeannette Whitton / Jennifer M. Heron / Dwayne Lepitzki / Marty L. Leonard / /

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Position

Federal Minister / queen / Minister of the Environment / Species Specialist / /

ProvinceOrState

Alberta / Northwest Territories / Quebec / New Brunswick / British Columbia / Nova Scotia / Ontario / /

Region

mid-Atlantic / southern British Columbia / western Canada / southern Canada / southern Quebec / western Northwest Territories / /

URL

www.cosewic.gc.ca / www.sararegistry.gc.ca / /

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