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Ocean Frontier Sea What's Happening December 2020

See how OFI is finishing the year off strong in our December 2020 newsletter.

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See how OFI is finishing the year off strong in our December 2020 newsletter!

Some highlights from this month's edition:

We launched the Ocean Graduate Excellence Network (OGEN) - an exciting new training experience for Masters and PhD students
We hosted the Canadian Launch Event for the New International Ocean Action Agenda, with special guests Bernadette Jordan, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard, and Karin Kemper, Global Director for the Environment, Natural Resources and Blue Economy Global Practice at the World Bank
Two OFI researchers were named as Canada Research Chairs
And much more!

We hope you enjoy the newsletter, and wish you a fantastic holiday season.

See you in 2021!

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Curtis Martin

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