Serious Problems in The Department Of Fisheries And Oceans

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The public is giving Paul Fraser, enormous support which is helping him to get more media attention to this serious issue of fairness and accountability in answer to political influence in the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO).

(I-Newswire) August 13, 2010 - Paul Fraser, a Nova Scotia lobster fisherman had a interview with the Cape Breton Post yesterday about his ongoing protests concerning how the Department of Fisheries and Oceans operate by giving Snow Crab Licenses to people who have close contacts with the government.

In the Cape Breton Post interview, Paul Fraser said, "The RCMP need to investigate the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) Glace Bay Snow Crab Club".

Former Maritime Fishermen's Union (MFU) President from Glace Bay, Cape Breton received a multi-million dollar Snow Crab License.

Mr. Fraser's story will be printed be in Cape Breton Post news paper, and on the website for Cape Breton Post.

The same day, CBC radio did an interview with Mr. Fraser a few hours after the Cape Breton Post interview.

The CBC interview was to be broadcast Friday on either CBC Radio 11:40 AM and 105.1 FM.

The public is giving Paul Fraser a great deal of support which is helping him to get more media attention to this serious issue of fairness and accountability in answer to political influence in the Department of Fisheries and Oceans.

Anyone with information to share concerning this issue is invited to contact Paul Fraser by e-mail: coldwaterfish@ns.sympatico.

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