"Aside from Canada, 15 other U.S. trading partners would also face a 10 per cent tariff over the forced labour investigation. They include the European Union, the U.K., Argentina, El Salvador, Bangladesh and Pakistan."
The very first World Oceans Day was declared on June 8, 1992, at the urging of the Canadian delegation to the United Nations Earth Summit in Rio. It didn’t become an official UN day until 2008 and it took some campaigning to have it recognized. Whether we call this the 34th or the 18th anniversary, ocean conservation groups worldwide have celebrated June 8 throughout that time as a day to draw attention to all that the ocean gives us.
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