We know this because every step of the journey was shadowed by agents from a joint Canada-US smuggling investigation dubbed Operation Longtooth focused on Logan's now-thriving ivory smuggling business.
The fishery in the Davis Strait exploits a joint Canada-Greenland stock, the sharing and management of which is the subject of annual bilateral meetings between the two countries.
The Bush administration proposed limiting sulfur dioxide emissions for ships in 2007; the International Maritime Organization three years later adopted the joint U.S-Canada proposal to create an "Emissions Control Area" within 200 miles of shore.
Take a look at the teaser video unveiled by the North American Aerospace Defense Command, the joint U.S.-Canada force.
Clark, battling scandal and plunging popularity at home, has led the U.S.-bashing charge, canceling a joint U.S.-Canada economic conference and threatening to hold up permission for U.S. submarines to operate off the Canada coast.
In case you have been working today instead of paying attention to the controversy du jour, here's your catch-up: NORAD, the joint U.S.-Canada military force that protects our skies as well as runs the beloved Santa Tracker each holiday season, is under fire.
Against the backdrop of a recent U.S.-Canada Joint Statement on Climate, Energy, and Arctic Leadership that emphasized the role of carbon trading in North American climate cooperation, the MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research (MIT CEEPR) convened a timely high-level event on the prospects for emissions trading and carbon market linkage in Canada and the United States.
But he added: "We are currently considering further requests from the Ukrainian government for support and assistance, and we will work closely with key allies through the Ukraine-US-UK-Canada joint commission.
Observer reports from the 1989 joint Japan-US-Canada observer program indicate that, from 1402 observed gill net sets, the average number of tans deployed was 1186, which should be equivalent to between 39 and 50 km of netting, depending on the length of a tan in this fishery.
Canada: Toronto Joint Board, 1966-68.
