What does DoRR stand for?

Department of Renewable Resources

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Samples in periodicals archive:

As a young adult, Bishop Atagotaaluk worked as a diver for the federal Department of Renewable Resources and was a boat inspector for Transport Canada before attending the Theological Training Centre in Pangnirtung.

Summer's new faces for the house of bishops: Arctic elects first ...

Grizzlies, found mainly in western and northern Canada, "have the lowest reproduction rate of any North American mammals," said Jillian Lynn Lawson, habitat protection coordinator for the Yukon Department of Renewable Resources, "and are now at great risk.

FATAL GRIZZLY ATTACK STIRS BEAR DEBATE GUNS IN PARKS AT ISSUE AFTER ...

Trappers are just as concerned about animal welfare and have demonstrated a willingness to comply with European wishes, said Ian Ross, supervisor of the fur program for the Northwest Territories Department of Renewable Resources.

Ban equals death for Canadian trappers