An overseas trip for the province’s minister of Fisheries and Aquaculture. He is in Europe to try and help Nova Scotia seafood companies develop markets there. He says there is nothing more important than showcasing the premium quality of Canadian seafood. Also on the trip are six Nova Scotia business people and eight others from across Atlantic Canada. The continued trade uncertainty with the U.S. has shown Nova Scotians and Atlantic Canadians the importance of expanding their markets.
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