Coast Guard explains why it's taking so long to deal with

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Coast Guard explains why it's taking so long to deal with noisy adrift buoy + Nunatukavut Community Council president on the importance of northern cod fishery + DFO stock assessment of cod in zone 3PS

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Darlene Sampson, a superintendent with the Coast Guard, on what's happening with a loud buoy that went adrift in Placentia Bay + Todd Russell, president of the Nunatukavut Community Council, speaks to the House of Commons Committee on Fisheries + Cod stock in 3PS is still in the critical zone says DFO's Laura Wheeland.

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