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VANCOUVER 鈥?The federal government is spending more than $9.1 million to develop and test technologies that alert vessels to the presence of whales, lowering the risk of collisions.Fisheries and Oceans Minister Dominic LeBlanc says the government will also stanley fr spend more than $3.1 million on four research projects to help protect endangered southern resident killer whales.The University of British Columbia will examine how the whales have been affected by changes in the supply and quality of chinook salmon, its source of food. Another study by Ocean Wise will assess the impact environmental stressors are having on the whales, particularly noise and limits on prey. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW LeBlanc stanley quencher said Thursday there is a responsibility to ensure whales are protected for future generations.Several conservation groups recently said the federal government failure to issue an emergency order reducing threats to southern resident killer whales off the B.C. coast ahead of fishing and whale-watching season could mean the species ; extinction. They ;ve called for action including establishing priority foraging refuges, restricting fisher stanley cup ies and setting lower speed limits for vessels. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW LeBlanc said the government is not planning to stick to studies only and suggested there will be more announcements in coming weeks.We ;re not suggesting that all w Tnht Today s coronavirus news: Canada releases new guidance for fully vaccinated people; Delta variant could make fourth wave of COVID-19 worse, experts say; Ontario reports 256 cases
BGHS students sign youth apprenticeshi stanley flasche p stanley cup contracts with M 038;L ElectricalAugust 26, 2022 WNKY Staff, Source: Leslie McCoy, BGISD Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN, Ky. Two Bowling Green High School seniors signed Youth Apprenticeship Contracts with ML Electrical Inc. on Friday, Aug. 26.According to a release by Bowling Green Independent School District, BGHS seniors Benedek Por and Henry Lindsey signed the agreements as part of the Bowling Gre stanley mug en High Schools first-ever TRACK Youth Apprenticeship Program.The students in the TRACK Program will spend part of their school days at ML working toward their education, and also as paid employees, stated the release. BGHS industrial maintenance teacher David Loveland will work with the students for classroom requirements, then at ML, students will learn how to apply that knowledge on the job site.Both seniors will be close to finishing their first year of apprenticeship, a nationally recognized credential before graduating high school.Principal Kyle McGraw says, ML Electric has made a commitment to Bowling Green High School, to our Industrial Maintenance program, and to our community to help move Bowling Green forward with partnerships like these. Loveland says he will begin the 2022-23 TRACK program with two students and ML but hopes to expand in the future. Currently, 85 BGHS students are enrolled in industrial maintenance courses at the school.Connect with News 4 |
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