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Environment & Energy

applegrove

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2. Last summer some were further north in the Gulf of the St Lawrence.

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Mon Feb 26, 2018, 10:00 PM

Feb 2018

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But that water is warmer than the Bay of Fundie. They got hit by ships. Someone needs to get the whalefood to go off of Newfoundland where the water is cold again, there are fewer ships and the whales will follow the food and be safe. IMHO

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