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          <title>As climate change brings invasive species, Ontario’s response called weak and ineffective</title>
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          <description>Ontario has the highest number of invasive species in Canada. Peel Region is spending millions to fight them, while the auditor general criticized the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry’s lack of a coordinated response</description>
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                                <media:description>Ontario has the highest number of invasive species in Canada. Auditor General Wanda Lysyk reported that the province is failing to coordinate an effective response with other levels of government.</media:description>
                  
         
        

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          <title>DFO flags invasive species concerns as Baffinland seeks Mary River mine expansion</title>
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          <description>Federal scientists say ships likely brought marine worms to the port of one of the world&#039;s northernmost mines. Now vessel traffic could double as a result of a proposed expansion</description>
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          <description>Sensationalizing this hornet is harmful to Asian communities that are already under attack amid the COVID-19 pandemic</description>
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