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DEPLOYING A BUOY in Barkley Sound, on the west coast of
Vancouver Island, is the crew of the CSS Vector one of the
ships used by the Institute of Ocean Sciences. The institute
holds its first open house this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

by Valorie Lennox
The Review

A world-class ocean research
facility, the North Saanich Institute
of Ocean Sciences, holds its first
open house this week.

The general public is invited to
tour the facility at 9860 West
Saanich Road this Friday, Saturday
and Sunday from 9 a.m. to4 p.m.

There will be displays on plank-
ton and the greenhouse effect, high
seas drift nets and marine debris,
how oceans control atmospheric
CQ2 and computerized chart mak-
ing.

Visitors will also be able to tour
the research vessels R.B. Young
and J.B. Tully and hear the sounds
of the sea using special hydroa-
coustic equipment.

Information on the research
done at the institute will be availa-
ble, including work on such issues
as global warming, the ocean food
chain, oil spills, safe navigation
and earthquakes.

Visitors will be able to tour the
hydrocarbon lab, see a working
model of a tide gauge and an
ocean-going survey launch.

The adjacent Pacific Geoscience
Centre will also have exhibits on
display for visitors.

The open house is the first held
at the centre since it was opened in
February 1979.

For more information on the
open house call 356-6348 or 356-
6323. Group tours must be booked
in advance.

The Institute of Ocean Sciences
is operated by the federal Depart-

ment of Fisheries and Oceans. The

Pacific Geoscience Centre is oper-
ated by Energy, Mines and
Resources Canada.

Hunter to waich environmeni

Saanich-Gulf Islands MP Lynn
Hunter was appointed associate
environment critic Sept. 18 fol-
lowing a New Democratic caucus
retreat in Ottawa.

The appointment was part of a
caucus reorganization by new
party leader Audrey McLaughlin,
which establishes major commit-
tees on the environment, on
finance, on social policy and on
external affairs.

Hunter has served as the critic
for international development and
says the new responsibility recog-
nizes the link between interna-
tional development and environ-
mental protection.

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“The creation of an associate
environment critic responsible for
international issues and the global
environment confirms my belief
that the questions of development,
sustainability and the environment
are interrelated.

“To be asked by Audrey to

ensure that the Conservative gov-
ermment understands that funda-
mental relationship is a great chal-
lenge,” Hunter added.

To avert a global environmental
crisis, environmentally sound and
sustainable development must
occur worldwide, Hunter said.

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