朱慧敏晒口技險「被拍賣」 東方日報

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Https://www.iryo-c1.com/%E6%9D%B1%E5%8C%97%E5%A4%A7%E4%BC%9A%E3%80%80 ... Most large scale fishing activity developed after john cabot ’s voyage of 1497. cabot’s crew reportedly claimed that there were so many cod around newfoundland that one could catch them simply by lowering a basket into the water. In the 1920s and ’30s, newfoundland’s cod industry employed more than 65,000 people “catching and curing fish,” according to the map, and bringing in more than £2.5 million in 1928 29 (the equivalent of $265 million dollars in today’s terms).

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加加減減 With a new fresh frozen industry replacing the salt cod fishery in newfoundland, the issue of resettlement became very much tied to the modernization of the industry. Outport life changed abruptly on july 2, 1992, when the canadian department of fisheries and oceans an nounced its moratorium on fishing for atlantic cod, end ing a 500 year old fishery and set of traditions. Thirty two years after the federal government announced a moratorium that shut down newfoundland and labrador's cod industry, fisheries minister diane lebouthillier said wednesday that it is. In recent years, the newfoundland and labrador fishing industry has shifted from an industry driven primarily by groundfish to one dominated by shellfish production.

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Https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E9%9D%92%E5%B1%B1%E6%84%9B_(%E3%82%A2 ... Thirty two years after the federal government announced a moratorium that shut down newfoundland and labrador's cod industry, fisheries minister diane lebouthillier said wednesday that it is. In recent years, the newfoundland and labrador fishing industry has shifted from an industry driven primarily by groundfish to one dominated by shellfish production. The offshore oil and gas industry has been central to newfoundland and labrador’s economy for the past few decades, with the industry stabilizing the province’s economy after the cod moratorium. The story of the cod’s destruction, however, begins when newfoundland’s colonial era ends. for the first four centuries after cabot, newfoundlanders had little trouble actually finding and catching cod. By the 1950s, over 250,000 tonnes of cod were being caught annually, mostly by canadian fishers using traditional methods such as handlines, small nets, and jigging from dories or inshore vessels. After 32 years, the northern cod moratorium is officially over. the federal government is allowing a small increase to 18,000 tonnes of catch, calling it a historic return of the fishery.

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Pin On 이뿐ㅇㅣ The offshore oil and gas industry has been central to newfoundland and labrador’s economy for the past few decades, with the industry stabilizing the province’s economy after the cod moratorium. The story of the cod’s destruction, however, begins when newfoundland’s colonial era ends. for the first four centuries after cabot, newfoundlanders had little trouble actually finding and catching cod. By the 1950s, over 250,000 tonnes of cod were being caught annually, mostly by canadian fishers using traditional methods such as handlines, small nets, and jigging from dories or inshore vessels. After 32 years, the northern cod moratorium is officially over. the federal government is allowing a small increase to 18,000 tonnes of catch, calling it a historic return of the fishery.

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