The Canadian federal government is in the process of changing many fishing rules and regulations across Canada.
When it comes to tourism, development, perhaps even agriculture, our federal government is about to make big splashes .
It isn't just with hip waders, clipboards and measuring tubes. There is more. Add new laws and rules that for all purposes, look like a host of multiple ways of creating second, third and even fourth class citizens across Canada.
In the best tradition of politicians everywhere, these new rules coming down the road are being sold as increased protection for fish and fish habitat. Of course. Also, they are supposed to be restoring regulations said to be abandoned in 2012 under the previous government of Stephen Harper. Harper changes bad, more rules good.
For the Full Story see Federal Fish and Fish Habitat rules coming
When it comes to tourism, development, perhaps even agriculture, our federal government is about to make big splashes .
It isn't just with hip waders, clipboards and measuring tubes. There is more. Add new laws and rules that for all purposes, look like a host of multiple ways of creating second, third and even fourth class citizens across Canada.
In the best tradition of politicians everywhere, these new rules coming down the road are being sold as increased protection for fish and fish habitat. Of course. Also, they are supposed to be restoring regulations said to be abandoned in 2012 under the previous government of Stephen Harper. Harper changes bad, more rules good.
For the Full Story see Federal Fish and Fish Habitat rules coming