Posted on 09/05/03
Cod, crab and politics
Two Atlantic Canadian premiers facing re-election have taken dramatically different tacks in dealing with fisheries disputes spawned by changes in federal policies.The responses of New Brunswick's Bernard Lord and Newfoundland and Labrador's Roger Grimes reveal as much about both men and their political situations and ambitions as they do about the state of their respective industries.
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