ContentSkip to Main ContentAccessibility HelpnewsTop StoriesLocalClimateWorldCanadaPoliticsIndigenousBusinessThe NationalHealthEntertainmentScienceCBC News InvestigatesDisability LifeGo PublicAbout CBC NewsBeing Black in CanadaLobster fishermen raise safety concerns before start of new season 7 hours ago|Duration 2:017 hours agoNewsDuration 2:01With the most lucrative lobster fishery in the country set to open, some fishermen are looking for fresh approaches to make sure opening day gets off to a safer start. CBC’s Michael Gorman has the story.Related Stories Catch limits for scallops on Georges Bank reduced due to increase in predator population Ships Stop Here campaign aims to bolster N.L.’s marine sector Faulty culverts are harming or killing fish. N.S. environmentalists want that to change Nova Scotia to create enforcement unit to fight illegal seafood buying, processing After a dry summer, N.L. communities left worrying about future water problemsMore from NewsVideo3:09Dumping Day marks start of a commercial lobster fishery still facing hefty tariffs17 minutes agoVideo1:46Students devastated after McGill cuts slew of varsity and competitive sports teams23 minutes agoVideo0:46Health minister announces federal supports to train dental studentsPolitics News 31 minutes agoVideo2:07St. John’s firefighter of the year honoured for supporting peers, training next generation37 minutes agoVideo1:37Fighting fire with foam2 hours agoTrending NowVideo0:54’Who cares?’: Carney, when asked about last time he spoke to TrumpNovember 24Video10:52Is the U.S. starving for Canadian travellers? | About ThatAbout That with Andrew Chang November 18Video1:37Paul McCartney sings ‘Drive My Car’ and ‘Something’ at show in Hamilton during Got Back tourNovember 22Video1:33Brawl between coaches at U13 minor hockey game in Lakeshore prompts investigationNovember 20Video11:25B.C. students, teacher injured in Bella Coola grizzly attackNovember 21
N.S. lobster fishermen raise safety concerns before start of new season
