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Chinese-owned Nova Scotia lobster plant badly damaged in fire

A Chinese-owned lobster plant in Novia Scotia, Canada, was badly damaged in a fire on Wednesday night

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 18, 2016 10:01 GMT
Eyewitness photo of the plant in flames
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A Chinese-owned lobster plant in Novia Scotia, Canada, was badly damaged in a fire on Wednesday night, which destroyed processing facility but did not affect the live shipment area, reports CBC News.  [...]

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