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Federal Aquaculture Act headed nowhere good

  • In fits and starts, the federal government has been working for nearly three years on a single law to govern aquaculture, with the current
Opinion | BY SHANNON ARNOLD AND KAREN WRISTEN | February 10, 2021
The Aquaculture Act will exclude aquaculture activities from the application of the Fisheries Act, which could have the effect of eroding the hard-fought progress made by Minister Bernadette Jordan to enhance the habitat protection and fisheries rebuilding provisions of the legislation, write Shannon Arnold and Karen Wristen. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Federal Aquaculture Act headed nowhere good

Opinion | BY SHANNON ARNOLD AND KAREN WRISTEN | February 10, 2021
  • In fits and starts, the federal government has been working for nearly three years on a single law to govern aquaculture, with the current

Federal Aquaculture Act headed nowhere good

Opinion | BY SHANNON ARNOLD AND KAREN WRISTEN | February 10, 2021
  • In fits and starts, the federal government has been working for nearly three years on a single law to govern aquaculture, with the current
The Aquaculture Act will exclude aquaculture activities from the application of the Fisheries Act, which could have the effect of eroding the hard-fought progress made by Minister Bernadette Jordan to enhance the habitat protection and fisheries rebuilding provisions of the legislation, write Shannon Arnold and Karen Wristen. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Federal Aquaculture Act headed nowhere good

  • In fits and starts, the federal government has been working for nearly three years on a single law to govern aquaculture, with the current
Opinion | BY SHANNON ARNOLD AND KAREN WRISTEN | February 10, 2021
The Aquaculture Act will exclude aquaculture activities from the application of the Fisheries Act, which could have the effect of eroding the hard-fought progress made by Minister Bernadette Jordan to enhance the habitat protection and fisheries rebuilding provisions of the legislation, write Shannon Arnold and Karen Wristen. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Federal Aquaculture Act headed nowhere good

Opinion | BY SHANNON ARNOLD AND KAREN WRISTEN | February 10, 2021
  • In fits and starts, the federal government has been working for nearly three years on a single law to govern aquaculture, with the current

Federal Aquaculture Act headed nowhere good

Opinion | BY SHANNON ARNOLD AND KAREN WRISTEN | February 10, 2021
  • In fits and starts, the federal government has been working for nearly three years on a single law to govern aquaculture, with the current
The Aquaculture Act will exclude aquaculture activities from the application of the Fisheries Act, which could have the effect of eroding the hard-fought progress made by Minister Bernadette Jordan to enhance the habitat protection and fisheries rebuilding provisions of the legislation, write Shannon Arnold and Karen Wristen. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade
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