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Josh Laughren is executive director Oceana Canada. 

Current review of Canada’s Fisheries Act provides rare opportunity to set Canada on path to restore abundance

  • Often, the significance of a decision made by the federal government will quickly become clear: responding to a crisis, a natural disaster or a
Opinion | BY JOSH LAUGHREN, ROGER AUGUSTINE | August 14, 2017
Canada's federal Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc, pictured on the Hill. The current review of Canada’s Fisheries Act provides a rare opportunity to set Canada on a path to restore abundance in our oceans by fulfilling the legal duty to rebuild depleted stocks. The Hill Times photograph Jake Wright

Current review of Canada’s Fisheries Act provides rare opportunity to set Canada on path to restore abundance

Opinion | BY JOSH LAUGHREN, ROGER AUGUSTINE | August 14, 2017
  • Often, the significance of a decision made by the federal government will quickly become clear: responding to a crisis, a natural disaster or a

Current review of Canada’s Fisheries Act provides rare opportunity to set Canada on path to restore abundance

Opinion | BY JOSH LAUGHREN, ROGER AUGUSTINE | August 14, 2017
  • Often, the significance of a decision made by the federal government will quickly become clear: responding to a crisis, a natural disaster or a
Canada's federal Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc, pictured on the Hill. The current review of Canada’s Fisheries Act provides a rare opportunity to set Canada on a path to restore abundance in our oceans by fulfilling the legal duty to rebuild depleted stocks. The Hill Times photograph Jake Wright
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