CanadaPopulation of Endangered North Atlantic Right Whales Continues to Decline: StudySavePrintA right whale known as "Half Note” and her calf are shown in a January, 2022 handout photo off of Georgia. The Canadian Press/HO-Clearwater Marine AquariumThe Canadian Press10/24/2022|Updated: 10/24/20220:00X 1A new study says the population of critically endangered North Atlantic right whales is continuing its downward trend.The North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium says its latest estimate stands at 340 animals as of last year—a decline from 348 recorded in 2020.We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentThe Canadian PressAuthorAuthor’s Selected ArticlesProcurement Minister Says Loans to Canada Post Aren’t a ‘Long-Term Solution’Feb 10, 2026Montreal Police Chief Calls Toronto Officer Arrests a ‘Sad Moment’ for PolicingFeb 10, 2026Ottawa Plans to Add 8,000 New Electric Vehicle Charging Ports in CanadaFeb 10, 2026Pause at NWT Diamond Mine Amid Weak Market ‘Serious News,’ Industry Minister SaysFeb 10, 2026Related Topicswhalenorth atlanticpopulation decline
