Dan Karpenchuk

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575 appearances 80 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2025 last heard 15 Sep

Dan Karpenchuk’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Canadian government denied an export permit that would allow Marineland to send the 30 belugas to an aquarium theme park in China.
Canada's fisheries minister said she could not approve the whales for a life of further exploitation.
Marineland, which closed last year, says it doesn't have the resources to provide adequate care for the whales, and time is running out.
It adds that euthanizing the whales will be a direct consequence of Ottawa's decision to withhold the export permits.
Canada's law banning whale captivity does not apply to existing populations, but its breeding ban hurt the park's business model.
The cost of caring for the whales is estimated at...
The Canadian government denied an export permit that would allow Marineland to send the 30 belugas to an aquarium theme park in China.
Canada's fisheries minister said she could not approve the whales for a life of further exploitation.
Marineland, which closed last year, says it doesn't have the resources to provide adequate care for the whales, and time is running out.
It adds that euthanizing the whales will be a direct consequence of Ottawa's decision to withhold the export permits.
Canada's law banning whale captivity does not apply to existing populations, but its breeding ban hurt the park's business model.
The cost of caring for the whales is estimated at about $2 million a month.
For NPR News, I'm Dan Karpenchuk in Toronto.
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers says all of its members are walking off the job in response to Ottawa's attack on the Postal Service and its workers. voice-verified
Canada Post has been losing money and Federal Procurement Minister Joel Lightbound says big changes are needed. voice-verified
He says the corporation is facing an existential crisis. voice-verified
Mail and parcel delivery have slowed, it is losing about $10 million a day and repeated government bailouts are not the solution. voice-verified
Lightbound says 75% of Canadian households don't have door-to-door delivery now, and he adds that the moratorium on expanding the use of community mailboxes will soon end. voice-verified
For NPR News, I'm Dan Karpinchuk in Toronto. voice-verified
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers says all of its members are walking off the job in response to Ottawa's attack on the Postal Service and its workers. voice-verified
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