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Two Nova Scotia seafood firms in trouble over alleged licensing violations

The charges facing Nautical Seafoods and Ryash Enterprises are not related, the CBC reports

By Undercurrent News | April 20, 2021 16:51 BST
A stream of lobster boats head out of Clarks Harbour, in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia. Photograph from Atlantic Coast Images/Shutterstock
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Two seafood companies based in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia were in a Digby County court on Monday dealing with charges related to alleged noncompliance with commercial fishing license conditions, though neither is connected, the CBC reports [...]

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