Alaskan pollock suppliers' use of the 100-foot Bayside Canadian Railway (BCR) as a way to stay within the bounds of the US Jones Act may not make a whole lot of commercial sense. Still, a lawyer for the companies argued it makes just as much if not more sense than the use of a longer, costlier, less environmentally friendly Canadian rail line approved by the US government as Jones Act-compliant. [...]
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