The Department of Fisheries and Oceans is considering new regulations aimed at disrupting illegal fishing and violence in the baby eel fishery in the Maritimes. Baby eels, also known as elvers, swim in a tank after being caught in the Penobscot River, Saturday, May 15, 2021, in Brewer, Maine. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Robert F. Bukaty CANADAHALIFAX news Federal Fisheries Department ponders new regulations ahead of 2024 elver season by admin 21 ديسمبر، 2023 written by admin 21 ديسمبر، 2023 425 CITYnews halifax / By Keith Doucette, The Canadian Press HALIFAX — New regulations aimed at disrupting illegal fishing and ending violence in the East Coast baby eel fishery are under consideration for the 2024 season. الصفحات: 1 2 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail admin previous post N.S. government offers one-time grant to ease cost of textbooks for post-secondary students next post More power outages in Nova Scotia You may also like ترامب يصعّد حربه التجارية على كندا: الصلب والألومنيوم... 12 مارس، 2025 أونتاريو تفرض رسماً بنسبة 25% على الكهرباء إلى... 10 مارس، 2025 China tariff on Canadian seafood adds more volatility... 10 مارس، 2025 Province implements maximum setbacks for wind turbines 10 مارس، 2025 ‘How did we survive?’ What Canadians recall —... 10 مارس، 2025 Emera Oval set to close for season this... 10 مارس، 2025 Nova Scotians warned about false heat pump rebate... 10 مارس، 2025 Carney captured 85.9% of the vote, sweeping Liberal... 10 مارس، 2025 Opposition criticizes delay in N.S. funding for transition... 10 مارس، 2025 سلسلة من التدابير لِدعم الشركات الكندية لمواجهة الرسوم... 8 مارس، 2025
