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| Three B.C. Cities Consider Shark Fin Ban |
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| Friday, 17 August 2012 12:08 |
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“We wanted to make sure if we banned it in Vancouver, for example, then people just didn't go to Richmond, or if Richmond banned it, they would just come back to Vancouver,” Kerry Jang, Vancouver city councillor told the CBC. Several Canadian communities have banned the sale of shark fins and shark fin-related products due to public outcry over the inhumane nature of shark-finning and the dramatic decline in shark populations. For more on this story, visit cbc.ca. Keep Reading Fairmont Removes Shark Fin From Menus Port Moody Is First Fin-Free B.C. City The C Factor: Chef Clark Champions the Canadian Seafood Industry |
TORONTO — Vancouver, Richmond and Burnaby, B.C., are joining forces on a bylaw to remove shark fins from restaurant menus, according to CBC News.
