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Month-long ban on raw BC oysters lifted

After being banned for over a month, raw British Columbia oysters will be making a comeback in the coming days 

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 18, 2015 17:12 BST
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Canadians may begin to see British Columbia oysters on their plates again as soon as this weekend, after health officials lifted the ban on raw BC oysters on Thursday, reports The Globe and Mail [...]

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