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Canada moves ahead with earlier snow crab season to protect whales

The Canadian government will employ icebreakers to open the snow crab fishing season in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in order to protect populations of North Atlantic right whales

By Undercurrent News | March 29, 2018 16:25 BST
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The Canadian government will employ icebreakers to open the snow crab fishing season in the Gulf of St. Lawrence in order to protect populations of North Atlantic right whales, the CBC reported. [...]

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