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New Nova Scotia gov’t seeks to expand aquaculture review board’s capacity

Legislation in the Canadian province would expand the size of the aquaculture review board from three to 10 members

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 28, 2021 16:18 BST
A Nova Scotia flag hangs from a Halifax store. Photograph by Jason Huffman.
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The newly elected Progressive Conservative (PC)-led Nova Scotia government is seeking to make changes to ramp up its capacity to handle an expected surge of aquaculture applications, the CBC reports [...]

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