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Cooke Aquaculture eyeing hatchery sites in Nova Scotia

Opposition to the building of a new site in the Granville Beach area is already mobilizing; company is still considering it as one of several possibilities, however

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 11, 2017 12:13 BST
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Cooke Aquaculture is eyeing several sites in Nova Scotia, Canada, for a new fish farm and hatchery facility, reports the Annapolis County Spectator [...]

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