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British Columbia to review ‘integrity’ of salmon testing lab

The premier of British Columbia has appointed a deputy to review the 'integrity' of an animal testing lab used by both government and the aquaculture industry 

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 27, 2017 15:49 BST
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The premier of British Columbia has appointed a deputy to review the 'integrity' of an animal testing lab used by both government and the aquaculture industry, the CBC reported [...]

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