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Parliament asked to shelve Fisheries Bill

A House committee is currently deliberating on the contents of the Bill by entertaining the input of stakeholders

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Fisheries Division rules out contamination in case of dead fish on Rockaway beach

Fisheries Division rules out contamination in case of dead fish on Rockaway beach
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New regulations coming for fisheries sector

New regulations coming for fisheries sector Article by July 26, 2021 New regulations are coming for the fisheries sector that may see a new set of changes, including the posting of notices of closed and open seasons in the Official Gazette. In addition, the new regulations, once approved, are likely to see a series of prohibitions to fishing, the type of gear used and additions on fish and other species that will now be subjected to closed and open seasons. Speaking during a virtual consultation on the draft legislation last Friday, Minister of Maritime Affairs and the Blue Economy, Kirk Humphrey, explained that the Ministry was working to ensure that fisheries in Barbados was more sustainable and protected the island’s fish stock and coral reefs.

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The Life of A H MacDonald: A Front-Line Fighter for Humanity – NiCHE

Editor’s Note: This article is part of our ‘Coulees to Muskeg – A Saskatchewan Environmental History’ series. This series is a partnership between NiCHE and the Saskatchewan History & Folklore Society (SHFS). All articles in the series appear on the NiCHE website and are published in SHFS’s Folklore magazine. You can become a member of SHFS and subscribe to Folklore HERE. To contribute to this series, see the CFP HERE. In 2017, at the Saskatchewan Archives in Regina, I stumbled across a tape cassette from the Saskatchewan Indian History Film Project. 1 I was researching environmental policy in the province and found an interview with A.H. MacDonald conducted by Canadian author and journalist Murray Dobbin. The archivist found some headphones and a tape player. In an instant, I heard my grandfather’s voice – it was one I hadn’t heard in thirty years.

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