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The rise and demise of J.H. Todd and Sons, British Columbia’s enduring independent salmon canners
Fitzgerald, Mickey - 2017
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Fish trade liberalization under 21st century trade agreements : the CETA and Newfoundland and labrador fish and seafood industry
Sabau, Gabriela; Boksh, F. I. M. Muktadir - In: Ecological economics : the transdisciplinary journal of … 141 (2017), pp. 222-233
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The enduring economic importance of the fisheries in Newfoundland and Labrador
Flood, Katie - 2011
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Fisheries development in Newfoundland : Aspects of development, location and infrastructure
Farstad, Nelvin - 1972
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The Canada-European Community Long Term Fisheries Agreement : internal politics and fisheries diplomacy
Barry, Donald - In: Revue d'intégration européenne 9 (1985) 1, pp. 5-28
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The cod fishery of the Isle Royale, 1713 - 58 : National Historic Parks and Sites Branch, Parks Canada, Environment Canada
Balcom, B. A. - 1984
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The chum and pink salmon fisheries of British Columbia 1917 - 1947
Hoar, William Stewart - 1951
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The crab fishery of Graham Island, British Columbia, to 1948
McMynn, Robert G. - 1951
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Inventory of post-graduate, honours and senior undergraduate reports on the fishery and fishing industry in the data banks owned by the compiler
Nowak, W. S. W. (contributor) - 1980
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Food Fish, Commercial Fish, and Fish to Support a Moderate Livelihood : Characterizing Aboriginal and Treaty Rights to Canadian Fisheries
Harris, Douglas C.; Millerd, Peter - 2014
The Aboriginal peoples of Canada stand in a different legal relationship to the fisheries than non-Aboriginal Canadians. They do so by virtue of a long history with the fisheries that precedes non-Aboriginal settlement in North America, and because of the constitutional entrenchment of...
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