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Potential escapes under investigation at Cooke

Fisheries inspectors in Nova Scotia, Canada are investigating the escape of possibly hundreds of market-ready salmon from a Cooke Aquaculture pen

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 25, 2017 00:34 GMT
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Fisheries inspectors in Nova Scotia, Canada are investigating the escape of possibly hundreds of market-ready salmon from a Cooke Aquaculture pen, reports CBC News [...]

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