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  1. China's tariffs on Canadian seafood are impacting the fishing industry in the Maritimes, which includes New Brunswick. Luc LeBlanc advises the Maritime Fishermen's Union on this matter.

A mine operated by Sisson is strategically located in New Brunswick as it seeks to reduce its reliance on Chinese supply chains.

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A mine operated by Sisson is strategically located in New Brunswick as it seeks to reduce its reliance on Chinese supply chains.

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China's tariffs on Canadian seafood are impacting the fishing industry in the Maritimes, which includes New Brunswick. Luc LeBlanc advises the Maritime Fishermen's Union on this matter. All 1 developments

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