The Globe and Mail
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May 12, 2026
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Canada’s energy ambitions may run through the perilous waters of Hecate Strait
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THE
PERILOUS WATERS
OF
HECATE
STRAIT
A moratorium has mostly kept tankers out of this protected area in Northern B.C. With Canada looking to ship oil to new markets, there are fears this could change. The Globe travelled to the area to find out why these waters have been called the fourth most dangerous in the world
BY JUSTINE HUNTER
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED MAY 12, 2026
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