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Canada’s lobster rules changing too fast, says PEI politician

Prince Edward Island politician criticizes Fisheries and Oceans Canada for being in too much of a hurry to increase the minimum size of lobster than can legally be caught

By Undercurrent News | April 6, 2017 17:12 BST
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An opposition member of the legislative assembly of Prince Edward Island (PEI) says Fisheries and Oceans Canada is in too much of a hurry to increase the minimum size of lobster than can legally be caught, reports CBC.ca.  [...]

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