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Canada, Nova Scotia announce CAD 7m to fund 120 lobster projects

As many as 95 of the projects involve vessel improvements, including the purchase and installation of technology and equipment to improve the quality of harvested lobster

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 2, 2022 14:54 GMT
A Canadian lobster. Photograph courtesy of Tangier Lobster, in Nova Scotia.
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The governments of Canada and the province of Nova Scotia on Tuesday (Nov. 2) announced that they would combine to provide CAD 7 million ($5.2m) to help fund 120 projects aimed at supporting increased lobster quality in the province. [...]

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