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A day of relief, pain in Canada’s two largest cod fisheries

'The reduction in TAC will provide some stability to the fishery, while helping protect the health of the stocks' -- Bernadette Jordan, Canada's fisheries minister

By Jason Huffman | April 2, 2021 18:13 BST
Newfoundland and Labrador fisheries minister Elvis Loveless addresses a crowd of harvesters rallying in the town of Clarenville against a possible cod moratorium. Photograph provided by the Fish Food and Allied Workers Union.
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Canada's harvesters and processors of Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) received a real mix of good and bad news in relation to both of their biggest fisheries on Thursday (April 1), but -- in the final summation -- are likely looking at a few less fish overall in 2021.  [...]

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