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Canadian shellfish farmers face $45m damage bill from Hurricane Fiona

The CAD 60m damage estimate is a preliminary assessment of the farmed shellfish sector's losses to infrastructure, seed, crops and sales. No casualties were reported

By Liza Mayer | Sept. 30, 2022 19:21 BST
Some of the damage caused by Hurricane Fiona in Prince Edward Island in 2022. Image is still from video shared on Twitter.
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The historic hurricane that ripped through eastern Canada on Sept. 24 has hit the region's farmed shellfish industry with CAD 60 million ($45m) in damages estimated in an initial assessment. [...]

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