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Nova Scotia lobster harvesters want airport expanded

Lobster and other seafood suppliers in Nova Scotia, Canada, want the Halifax airport expanded in order to ship more live product to Asia instead of sending it through Boston

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 16, 2018 16:55 GMT
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Lobster and other seafood suppliers in Nova Scotia, Canada, want the Halifax airport expanded in order to ship more live product to Asia instead of sending it through Boston, the CBC reported [...]

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