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Canadian lobster harvesters push for increased enforcement

Last summer the Canadian government seized over 1,200 lobster traps, arrested 15 people, and released over 10,000 pounds of lobsters in Nova Scotia's St. Mary's Bay

By Undercurrent News | June 13, 2024 17:07 BST
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Lobster harvesters in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia want to see the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) crack down on illegal fishing, reports Country 100.1, a radio station based in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia. [...]

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