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Background

On April 23, 1997, Mr. Fred Mifflin, Minister of Fisheries and Oceans, announced a 57 per cent increase in the total allowable catch of northern shrimp. As part of the 1997-1999 management plan, Mr. Mifflin granted: “A special allocation of 3000 tonnes for the northern part of the Great Northern Peninsula, which takes in communities from Big Brook to Goose Cove.”

St. Anthony Basin Resources Inc. was established in the following weeks to manage this special allocation. The management Board is made up of 15 volunteers with 5 fisherpersons, 4 fish plant employees, 4 Community representatives and 2 representatives from Development committees in the area Big Brook to Goose Cove.

In 2016 the Total Allowable Catch in SFA 6 was reduced by 42.3%.  The Last In, First Out policy has been eliminated, and replace with proportional shares. SABRI’s share is 4.5% giving us a total quota of 393 tonnes for 2018/19.

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  • Our Logo
  • Our Pages
    • About
      • Background
      • Our Board
      • Our Staff
      • Committees
    • Community
      • Community Development
      • Oral History Initiative
      • Entrance Scholarships
      • Sponsors
      • Donations
    • Business Investments
      • Small Boat Fishery
      • St. Anthony Seafoods
      • Cold Storage
      • Nutraceuticals
      • Cell Service Pilot
      • Housing Development
    • Media
      • Read Our Newsletters
      • Visit Our Links
      • Get A Trail Guide
  • Our Blog
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