Proud Canadian & former Senator for Nova Scotia. End whale captivity globally & celebrate the arts. 🇨🇦🐋🐬
Chester, Nova Scotia
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For the first time in 60+ years, no whales or dolphins are known to remain in captivity in Canada.
This milestone reflects decades of advocacy. Thank you to everyone who fought for change and cared for the animals along the way. 🐋
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
A pod of dolphins swimming close to shore in crystal clear water. The ocean is a beautiful place.
📽: Nolan Omura
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
A group of orcas was captured on camera engaging in what scientists call "ram-to-fragment" behavior.
One whale holds a large sunfish and lets go just before another rams it at high speed, pulverizing the fish into thousands of pieces.
In a new study, scientists say the behavior could be a clever way to feed the young, a form of play, or a combination of both.
Read more: abcnews.link/MyRkbvO
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
The team who inspired a whole nation 👏🇨🇦
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L’équipe qui a inspiré tout un pays 👏🇨🇦
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
Canada Day greetings straight from space. 🇨🇦🚀
Filmed aboard Integrity during the Artemis II mission, Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen sends his wishes to Canadians.
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
Happy #CanadaDay!! We’re blessed to live in the greatest country on earth. Let’s create a great day with family, friends & our fellow Canadians. 🇨🇦🌳☀️🌭🎆
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
Together, we changed the law for animals! 🎉
Bill C-16 has received Royal Assent, strengthening protections for animals harmed as part of interpersonal violence. Thank you to everyone who spoke up and to Justice Canada and Minister Fraser for championing this legislation.
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
Humpbacks were once common in B.C. waters, but three years of whaling (1907-1910) eliminated -all- of them from this region. With no whales left to pass on knowledge of feeding grounds, it's taken a century for them to rediscover their former range.
news.ubc.ca/2026/06/how-to-s…
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
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Dr. Lori Marino joins Dave Schlom of North State Public Radio to discuss the human bias toward other species and the remarkable cognitive abilities of dolphins and whales. Using Dr. Marino’s recent SETI Institute Drake Award as a springboard, they explore our complicated relationship to intelligence in the animal world, how AI might help decode cetacean communication and why we need to expand our understanding of intelligence beyond humans.
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
Healthy oceans are vital to our environment, economy, and communities across the country.
Through our new nature strategy we’re taking action to conserve 30% of our marine and coastal waters by 2030 — like in the new Mia-yaltwa Ha'lidzogm hoon National Marine Conservation Area Reserve, where we’re protecting thousands of kilometres of coastal water in BC.
#WorldOceansDay
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
I’m proud to announce on World Ocean Day that Canada will host the 12th Our Ocean Conference in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in spring 2027.
Halifax 2027 is where Canada shows what ocean leadership looks like, and where the world gets to work.
More here: canada.ca/en/fisheries-ocean…
Hon. Wilfred Moore retweeted
This World Environment Day, as we appreciate the forests, oceans, mountains, rivers, and wildlife that sustain us, we reaffirm our commitment to protecting them. Through Canada’s Strategy to Protect Nature, we’re advancing efforts to protect our lands, waters, and wildlife.
ALT Three people sitting in Ivvavik National Park of Canada in the Yukon Territory. Photo by Parks Canada: Fritz Mueller.
ALT A lookout on a cliff overlooking a ferry in the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park in Québec. Photo by Parks Canada: Sophie Deschamps.
ALT Forest and coastal waters in Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve, a Haida Heritage Site in British Columbia. Photo by Parks Canada: Jesse Delgrosse.
ALT People walking along the beach at Rouge National Urban Park in Ontario during a sunset. Photo by Parks Canada: Scott Munn.