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The College of Veterinarians of B. College registrar and CEO Louisa Hlus says there is consensus among the public and profession that declawing cats is inhumane and ethically unacceptable, similar to the outdated practices of tail docking and ear cropping. The group has the power to investigate and impose disciplinary action on veterinarians who ignore the new standard.
The college says there are a number of medical conditions that may necessitate partial or full amputations and those procedures will be allowed to continue. A couple of B.
There, they will present an overview of Indigenous opposition to the pipeline and present a resolution on behalf of the Comptroller of New York State, an investor in Kinder Morgan. Kinder Morgan has vowed to pull out by May 31 unless the B. Robertson is not seeking re-election on Oct. Carr sits 16 points ahead of Vision Vancouver Coun. Raymond Louie, in second place with 19 per cent.
The most divisive issue appears to be whether the NPA should take control of council. The man who has led the Vancouver Aquarium for the last 25 years and helped create its ocean conservation organization, Ocean Wise, has announced his retirement. Since then, the release says Nightingale has helped the aquarium refine its mission, increase attendance and greatly expand its science, conservation and public programs. It says his work culminated last year with the launch of Ocean Wise, the global conservation organization he heads as CEO.
Nightingale also initiated or co-founded projects such as the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup and the Ocean Wise Sustainable Seafood Program, which partners with restaurants, retailers and others to help consumers make sustainable seafood choices. Nightingale says his time at the aquarium was a remarkable adventure and he has been privileged to work with leading scientists and conservationists.
In this digital age, that connection to nature is needed like never before. The aquarium announced this year it would no longer display cetaceans.
The chief executive of Alberta-based Parkland Fuel Corp. Bob Espey says the fuel distributor and marketer has been in contact with both provincial governments about the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project and remains hopeful that the issues can be resolved in a way that is beneficial to Canada, and both provinces.
Espey adds during a call to discuss its latest quarterly results that he is confident Parkland, which owns a refinery in Burnaby, B. Kinder Morgan set May 31 as the deadline for governments to find a solution to the impasse as the dispute between the Alberta and B. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver says market conditions in the city are changing as sales in April fell to a year low for the month.
The board says 2, detached properties, townhouses and condominiums sold last month in Metro Vancouver, down The benchmark price for an apartment rose Eby says the event was scheduled to be held in a church in his Point Grey riding, and the tickets sold out quickly. Wilkinson says Eby had enough time to book a larger venue to accommodate the many concerns of his constituents, who are primarily seniors on pensions.
Online retail giant Amazon has announced it will expand its Vancouver tech hub and create 3, new high-tech jobs. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attended the announcement and said innovation will help drive economic growth and improve the lives of middle-class Canadians.
Seattle-based Amazon opened its first Vancouver office in and now has more than 1, employees, mostly software developers. The company is expected to announce its second North American headquarters, dubbed HQ2, sometime this year, with Toronto as the only Canadian city among the list of 20 finalists.
Chinese officials have been quietly grilling Canada about illicit marijuana flowing to their country, prompting Ottawa to agree to work with them on the problem, an internal federal memo reveals. The previously unknown issue arose during talks between the two countries on curbing the clandestine importation of opioids into Canada, which has fuelled a crisis of overdose deaths from fentanyl and related compounds.
Federal officials are trying to fight the opioid influx by drawing on expertise from various agencies. Canada says the Chinese government takes a consistently strong official stand against trafficking in illicit drugs and supports international co-operation to disrupt criminal activities.
But until now there has been little or no public hint of Beijing pointing a finger at Canada over illegal drugs. A spokesman for the Chinese Embassy in Ottawa had no comment on the apparent weed-related worries.
Andrew Gowing, a spokesman for Public Safety Canada, could not provide statistics on the movement of Canadian pot to China.
Canada co-operates through the United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs to share information on existing threats and promote solutions to problematic substance use, Gowing said. Another estimate put the percentage at 70 per cent. Amazon goes big in B. About us Contact Us Privacy Policy.