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Source: thefishsite |
12/17/2024 |
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Credit: BCSFA |
According to claims from the BCSFA, the phasing out of marine net-pens for salmon farming following a recent decision from the government will cost an estimated $9 billion. The trade-body has expressed its dismay with the current government, stating in a press release that the salmon farm closures is based on "political gimmicks" as opposed to sound policy. |
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"Despite clear scientific evidence, the decision to ban current marine net-pen salmon farming in British Columbia by 2029 is driven by political motivations rather than long-term, responsible planning. This policy ignores the real-world consequences for thousands of workers, First Nation communities, and the broader economy," stated the BCSFA, in a press release. |
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| Sooke, Ucluelet net bragging rights as Canada's top fishing spots |
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Credit: Derek Ford |
Sooke and Ucluelet have reeled in significant bragging rights as one of the world’s top fishing destinations.
FishingBooker.com recently unveiled its Top Fishing Towns Outside the U.S. rankings list and the two Island hotspots landed in the top ten worldwide while claiming first and second place, respectively, in Canada. |
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The website touts itself as the world’s largest platform for booking fishing trips and explained that its rankings are based on internal data from over 40,000 trips, reviews, and reports from the past year. |
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