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County residents advocate for local fishery

Prince Edward County's local commercial fishery at Point Traverse, which has operated for generations, could s.

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eFeedLink - Canada not renewing licenses for salmon farms in Discovery Islands, British Columbia

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Canada announced on February 17 that it will not renew licenses for 15 open-net pen Atlantic salmon farms in the Discovery Islands, located in British Columbia, Canada.

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Canada denies salmon farm license renewals in Discovery Islands

The Canadian Government has denied licenses to 15 salmon farms in B.C., drawing harsh criticism from industry groups.

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MP Mike Kelloway Returns to Parliament

As parliament resumes after the summer break, Our MP Mike Kelloway plans to bring up the issue with cellphone .

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Nova Scotia Power to pull plug on tidal station, seeks $25M from ratepayers

Nova Scotia Power to pull plug on tidal station, seeks $25M from ratepayers Paul Withers © Patrick Callaghan/CBC Nova Scotia Power is permanently retiring its Annapolis Royal, N.S., generating station, which has been shut down since 2019. Nova Scotia Power has decided to pull the plug on North America s only tidal power generating station and wants its customers to pay $25 million over the next decade to write off the asset. The utility says the decision to permanently retire the 37-year old Annapolis Generating Station in Annapolis Royal, N.S., was due to the failure of a crucial component in the generator and an authorization required by the Department of Fisheries Oceans after it determined the facility caused serious harm to fish.

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