Boreal Caribou—also known as Forest-dwelling Caribou in Quebec—are an iconic Canadian species that is intimately connected to the culture, history, and traditions of Indigenous peoples. Formerly abundant, the population in Canada is now estimated to be less than 34,000 individuals. According to data, the species is declining in many parts of the country. Boreal Caribou have been listed as threatened in …
Summerside – In a special ceremony at the Atlantic Police Academy in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) celebrated the success and achievements of the latest troop of graduates from its Fishery Officer Initial Training Program. The 28 graduates from Troop 23-3 successfully completed a rigorous 19-week training program that included both classroom and practical training. During …
Gatineau – Boreal Caribou is a species only found in Canada. However, the most recent national population estimate shows its populations are declining, primarily threatened by habitat loss and degradation. The federal, provincial, and territorial governments share the responsibility for ensuring caribou survival and long-term recovery. Caribou play a significant role in the culture and history of Indigenous peoples in …
