ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS
During routine proceedings, Green Party member Elizabeth May presented a petition from constituents about protecting southern resident killer whales, a critically endangered population. The petitioners asked that boats stay 1,000 metres away from the whales to reduce harm from ship noise and traffic, concerns tied to the expansion at Roberts Bank. May noted that the government has already put that distance rule in place and thanked it for doing so.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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