New Rec Closures Proposed Marine Refuge

[PEETZcanada]

Looks like if elected the liberals are expanding MPA even more than last government. Good grief so disappointing.


Victoria, B.C. – Canada’s natural heritage is under threat from climate change and unsustainable development practices. It is also under a more immediate threat: President Trump wants Canada’s land, water, and resources. He wants to weaken us so America can own us – but we won’t let that happen. Our approach will draw on the wisdom of Indigenous traditions, the power of modern technology, and the strength of a united Canada.


Today, Mark Carney announced a plan to protect Canada’s natural environment.


“Nature is part of our very identity as Canadians,” said Mark Carney, Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada. “In this time of crisis, we need bold new approaches to protect Canada’s natural heritage and defend it for future generations.”


A Mark Carney-led Liberal government will:

• Conserve nature and biodiversity, including by creating at least 10 new national parks and marine conservation areas, and 15 new urban parks;
• Connect Canadians with nature by making access to National Parks and Historic Sites free for this summer;
• Bolster Indigenous stewardship, including by establishing a new Arctic Indigenous Guardians program, and funding Indigenous-led conservation and protection projects;
• Protect our freshwater, including by investing $100 million in a strategic water security technology fund to advance Canadian R&D, AI, monitoring, and data tools;
• Enshrine First Nations’ right to water into law;
• Protect nature where it protects us, including by implementing nature-based climate solutions which deliver measurable carbon sequestration and biodiversity benefits, while supporting community resilience;
• Clean up, maintain, and protect wildlife in and around our coastal waters, including by investing an additional $15 million to modernize the location, retrieval, and responsible disposal of the ghost gear threatening marine mammals and birds; and,
• Champion nature conservation internationally, including by stopping illegal wildlife trade across our borders with modern digital solutions.

Ya...let's not blame everything on the Big Orange Boogyman. I touched on all of this twenty plus years ago. They are five years later than they intended upon implementing it all. I provided info back then, it's no longer in me to battle it out in an online forum. The Fed was already moving down this road in the late 80's, as soon as the UN agreements started to be mixed into Canadian government and later turned into law in some cases it was only just a matter of time before UN Agenda 21, 2030 and 2050 were to be full steam ahead.

The sad part of this is that the scope of displacement has not totally been measured, I don't believe that they know the full ramifications of it all. The economy will be severely effected, people will no longer have a career in any related area to fishing. Billions of dollars in boats, trucks, marine products, fishing products, ice plants, canneries, processing, cold storage, food security, volunteers that help maintan abundance in the fisheries, fundraising that help keep many of the fisheries related programs and so many more factors that are applied to all of this will simply disappear.

Any NGO attched to TIDES funding or other similar funds are what to look out for. They have the money to steer this.

 

[Capt. Jack]

Ya...let's not blame everything on the Big Orange Boogyman. I touched on all of this twenty plus years ago. They are five years later than they intended upon implementing it all. I provided info back then, it's no longer in me to battle it out in an online forum. The Fed was already moving down this road in the late 80's, as soon as the UN agreements started to be mixed into Canadian government and later turned into law in some cases it was only just a matter of time before UN Agenda 21, 2030 and 2050 were to be full steam ahead.

The sad part of this is that the scope of displacement has not totally been measured, I don't believe that they know the full ramifications of it all. The economy will be severely effected, people will no longer have a career in any related area to fishing. Billions of dollars in boats, trucks, marine products, fishing products, ice plants, canneries, processing, cold storage, food security, volunteers that help maintan abundance in the fisheries, fundraising that help keep many of the fisheries related programs and so many more factors that are applied to all of this will simply disappear.

Any NGO attched to TIDES funding or other similar funds are what to look out for. They have the money to steer this.

There's a un agenda 2050 now?

 

[agentaqua]

There's a un agenda 2050 now?

I'm assuming he is referring to this:

Canada hasn’t ratified the High Seas Treaty it championed | The Narwhal

Canada has signed on to the High Seas Treaty but not yet ratified it. Its role in big ocean conservation decisions will be limited until it does

thenarwhal.ca

 

[PEETZcanada]

I'm assuming he is referring to this:

Canada hasn’t ratified the High Seas Treaty it championed | The Narwhal

Canada has signed on to the High Seas Treaty but not yet ratified it. Its role in big ocean conservation decisions will be limited until it does

thenarwhal.ca

Not specifically, no. It is all related and has many, many moving parts. Many initiatives are related to the UN Agenda, WEF, WHO & big corperate control, and are very intertwined and have many moving parts. Much is connected to most of the issues surrounding water, lands and seas where related to our role. Loss of our access is all but a tiny piece of the directive. Canada has started at home as have many other countries, look at the other countries to see what's next for Canada. Right now many ENGO's are tricking the people into directives that they are not even aware that they are part of. If you are intuitive and have good understanding, then read all the papers that have been publically published from the sources ie, official country documents, UN, WEF, WHO, big corperate like Blackrock and Vanguard to name a couple. It may take years for some to read it all, but I did and continue to. I often use the Wayback Machine to find things.

Anyway, sorry but I am not going to respond to this topic any further as I had spilled my gutts out about it many, many years ago. I can't do it anymore. I now live for today. Yesturday and tomorrow mean nothing to me. Today is the key.