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Susan Ormiston

Toronto

International Correspondent at Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)

CBC International Correspondent

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  • In Antarctica, Canadian scientists have a 'momentous' chance to learn more about climate change

    2 months ago | msn.com | Susan Ormiston |Jill English

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  • In Antarctica, Canadian scientists have a ‘momentous’ chance to learn more about climate change

    2 months ago | businessandamerica.com | Susan Ormiston |Jill English

    In the middle of an active volcano at the bottom of the world, dozens of fur seals bask in blowing wet snow. They are mostly unfussed by their two-legged guests. Around them lie cockeyed iron tanks and wooden boats from an early 20th-century whaling settlement, so weathered they’re nearly absorbed by the black sand beach. Traces of Chilean and British bases appear just as humbled.

  • Antarctic security a concern for Canada, says top naval commander

    2 months ago | businessandamerica.com | Susan Ormiston

    According to an international treaty, military vessels aren’t allowed in Antarctica without a scientific objective. That’s what the HMCS Margaret Brooke is currently doing in the southern polar region, supporting 15 Canadian climate scientists in their research. Partway through its Antarctic expedition, the Margaret Brooke was joined by the navy’s top commander, Vice-Admiral Angus Topshee.

  • Antarctic security a concern for Canada, says top naval commander

    2 months ago | msn.com | Susan Ormiston

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  • Antarctica belongs to no one. But many countries are angling for a piece

    Mar 8, 2025 | msn.com | Susan Ormiston |Jill English

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Susan Ormiston @OrmistonOnline
19 Apr 25

RT @ElectionsCan_E: Preliminary estimates show that near 2M electors voted last Friday on the first day of advance polls. A record number!…

Susan Ormiston
Susan Ormiston @OrmistonOnline
20 Mar 25

What scientists are looking for in Antarctica's water https://t.co/YUPWLKMYbM via @YouTube

Susan Ormiston
Susan Ormiston @OrmistonOnline
19 Mar 25

Consider this: The number of autocracies (91) has just surpassed democracies (88) on this list for the first time in two decades, and nearly three-quarters of humans now live in an autocracy. Reporting by @Alex_Panetta https://t.co/2DOfxi80jN