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The Globe and Mail Pratyush Dayal Bookmark Please log in to listen to this story. Also available in French and Mandarin. Log In Create Free Account Getting audio file . This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy. Full Disclaimer The Canadian Press A federal court judge has concluded that Canada’s Fisheries Minister acted against science advice from her department and ignored her own commitments when she made a decision that would devastate the business of some fish farms. In a ruling last week, Justice Peter Pamel granted fish-farm companies in the Discovery Islands, off the northern coast of Vancouver Island, an injunction suspending a federal ban on restocking their farms. Without it, the ban would have irreparably harmed the companies’ businesses and their suppliers, as well as leading to the cull of more than a million fish, the judge found.

Vancouver islandBritish columbiaJohn paul fraserJustice peter pamelJustice pamelRoxanne robinsonDepartment of fisheriesBc salmon farmers associationCohen commissionFisheries ministerDiscovery islandsFisheries minister bernadette jordanFirst nationsMowi canadaFirst nationXai xais nation