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logo 11/29/2024 9:38:53 AM     
Five people, three companies convicted of 18 violations in N.S. halibut fishery 
By Jacob Moore CA Source: CTV News 2/7/2024
Jacob Moore
A major investigation into the halibut fishery in the Sambro area of Nova Scotia has led to multiple fines and licence suspensions.

Five people and three companies were convicted of 18 violations of the Fisheries Act and Regulations. The Department of Oceans and Fisheries (DFO) conducted the investigation, according to a Tuesday news release.
 

DFO originally laid 66 charges(opens in a new tab) against eight individuals and five companies in 2021.

“Harvesters who break the law give themselves an unfair advantage, undermine the effective management of the fishery, and threaten the sustainability of our shared fishery resources,” says DFO in the release.

 
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