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How a loophole in Canada's species-at-risk law can leave wildlife in limbo

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How a loophole in Canada's species-at-risk law can leave wildlife in limbo

A new study finds a legal gap in Canada's Species at Risk Act can leave species waiting years for protection, with 153 of 288 cases overdue and still unresolved as of January 2025.

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