Unlocking Canada’s Blue Frontier

Advancing the Blue Economy has never been more critical, in particular here in Canada. With the world’s longest coastline, our strategic investment in ocean research is essential to investigating critical global issues like climate change and biogeochemical cycles in order to secure a sustainable future for our ocean and communities. Every day, dedicated Canadian ocean scientists—from established Principal Investigators to Early Career Ocean Professionals (ECOPs) and students—are tackling these big global issues with a mission to gather the critical data and observations needed to inform policy, management, and decision-making.Advancing the Blue Economy has never been more critical, in particular here in Canada. With the world’s longest coastline, our strategic investment in ocean research is essential to investigating critical global issues like climate change and biogeochemical cycles in order to secure a sustainable future for our ocean and communities. Every day, dedicated Canadian ocean scientists—from established Principal Investigators to Early Career Ocean Professionals (ECOPs) and students—are tackling these big global issues with a mission to gather the critical data and observations needed to inform policy, management, and decision-making.Advancing the Blue Economy has never been more critical, in particular here in Canada. With the world’s longest coastline, our strategic investment in ocean research is essential to investigating critical global issues like climate change and biogeochemical cycles in order to secure a sustainable future for our ocean and communities. Every day, dedicated Canadian ocean scientists—from established Principal Investigators to Early Career Ocean Professionals (ECOPs) and students—are tackling these big global issues with a mission to gather the critical data and observations needed to inform policy, management, and decision-making.Advancing the Blue Economy has never been more critical, in particular here in Canada. With the world’s longest coastline, our strategic investment in ocean research is essential to investigating critical global issues like climate change and biogeochemical cycles in order to secure a sustainable future for our ocean and communities. Every day, dedicated Canadian ocean scientists—from established Principal Investigators to Early Career Ocean Professionals (ECOPs) and students—are tackling these big global issues with a mission to gather the critical data and observations needed to inform policy, management, and decision-making.