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Acute labor shortages cost Canadian aquaculture sector millions in sales

A report coming from the Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council will cite the availability of seasonal workers as one of the biggest stumbling blocks for aquaculture

By Liza Mayer | Dec. 19, 2023 18:12 GMT
Aquaculture has the youngest agri-food workforce in Canada. Photo: BCSFA
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An upcoming report will cite the availability of seasonal workers as one of the biggest stumbling blocks for the Canadian aquaculture industry, Undercurrent News has learned [...]

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