Newfoundland lifts northern cod moratorium with 18000 tonne quota
The federal government ends the Newfoundland and Labrador cod moratorium and reopens a commercial fishery with a 18000 tonne total allowable catch for 2024. Fisheries Minister Lebouthillier says the move supports coastal and Indigenous communities while scientists warn the stock remains fragile and cautious management is essential.
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Alberta P m er opt s out of fed dental plan
Alberta premier Danielle Smith says the province will opt out of the federal dental care program by 2026. In a letter to Prime Minister Trudeau she argues the plan infringes provincial jurisdiction and seeks funding for Alberta to expand its own coverage instead. The feds report over 100 000 Alberta residents enrolled nationwide 200 000 Canadians accessing dental services.
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Danielle Smith
Justin Trudeau
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Andrea Smith
Christopher Aoun
Mark Holland
Holland
LaGrange
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