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One year after the new Fisheries Act, Canada has yet to act on troubled fisheries

Unless decision-makers—from the minister of fisheries and oceans and her office to managers of individual fisheries—are all on the same page, with marching orders to do the right thing, our water bodies will continue to be emptied of fish, our coastal communities will become less and less resilient, and our work to strengthen the legal foundations of fisheries management will be meaningless.

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BY TREVOR TAYLOR AND SUSANNA FULLER
June 10, 2020

Opinion | BY TREVOR TAYLOR AND SUSANNA FULLER | June 10, 2020

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