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Nova Scotia premier against Cooke’s aquaculture expansion plans

Tim Houston says there are lots of opportunities for aquaculture in his province, but Liverpool Bay is not one of them

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 9, 2024 17:17 GMT
A Cooke Aquaculture farm.
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Nova Scotia's premier doesn't support Cooke's plan to add more Atlantic salmon in Liverpool Bay, on the southern eastern coast of the Canadian province [...]

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