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HALIFAX - An environmental non-profit organization that helps recycle tonnes of used fishing gear at more than two dozen collection sites across Atlantic Canada warns it’s at risk of shutting down without continued government funding. | The Fishing Gear Coalition of Atlantic Canada says its annual funding with the federal Fisheries Department runs out on March 31, and there’s been no indication it will be renewed. The organization has applied for and received funding each year since July 2020. | The coalition
HALIFAX – An environmental non-profit organization that helps recycle tonnes of used fishing gear at more than two dozen collection sites across Atlantic Canada warns it’s at risk of shutting do

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