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Cenovus subsidiary fined $1 83 mln for 2018 Canada oil spill

A Canadian regulator said on Friday a Cenovus Energy subsidiary has been fined C$2.5 million for its role in the 2018 oil spill off the country s Atlantic Coast. The Canada-Newfoundland. -April 26, 2024 at 05:16 pm EDT - MarketScreener

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Charges under the federal and provincial fishing regulations net a 63 year old $5000 in fines

In Sechelt Provincial Court on Feb. 7, David C. Reid pled guilty to making a false statement to a Fisheries Officer, fishing for shrimp with more than four traps, and fishing with unidentified shrimp traps.

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Citizen groups oppose King Township long-term care home

The long-term care home is needed, proponent Marylake Shrine of Our Lady of Grace, argues

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Canadian Kraft Paper fined $1 Million

This incident has caused severe harm to the river s ecosystem, which is home to various fish species and is also used by locals as a food resource.

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Angler fined for fishing violations at Nanaimo boat launch

NANAIMO - A local man is facing heavy fines and won't be fishing for a while after he was caught violating several fisheries laws including making fal.

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