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British Columbia premier warns Trudeau against letting farm licenses expire

'Regrettably there is widespread concern in coastal communities that your government is poised to make a decision in coming days that will eliminate many if not all salmon farming licenses' -- British Columbia premier John Horgan

By Undercurrent News | March 16, 2022 14:23 GMT
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The Discovery Islands in British Columbia, pictured from the air.
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John Horgan, premier of the Canadian province of British Columbia, has written Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau to warn him against not renewing some 79 expiring salmon farming licenses around the Discovery Islands.  [...]

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