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A Future for the Fishery

Crisis and Renewal in Canada's Neglected Fishing Industry

Rick Williams
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Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Nimbus

About

Canadian fisheries industries face rapid change. With key stocks stable or rebuilding and most commercial fisheries managed sustainably, a younger workforce must be attracted and retained for this industry to thrive. Industry professional and author Rick Williams examines fisheries in rural-coastal Canada and explores strategies to develop new labour supply. This timely read for decision-makers features illustrative charts, data tables and crucial perspective from fish harvesters themselves.

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