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France's Ambassador to Canada Addresses Newfoundland Fishing Licence Issues

France's ambassador to Canada has stated that the country has not issued a fishing licence off the coast of Newfoundland. This statement comes in light of a reported pledge from the French president regarding fishing rights. Discussions between the French government and Canadian officials appear to be necessary before any licence is granted.

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France's ambassador to Canada recently addressed concerns regarding a fishing licence for crab off the coast of Newfoundland. The ambassador clarified that, contrary to a reported commitment made by the French president, no fishing licence has yet been issued. This situation highlights a potential need for discussions between French authorities and Canadian officials to resolve the matter. The fishing rights in this area have been a topic of ongoing dialogue, and the involvement of both governments may be crucial in determining the future of these licences. The local fishing industry, along with stakeholders in Newfoundland, may be impacted by the outcome of these discussions as they rely on access to fishing areas for their livelihoods.

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France won't grant crab licence off Newfoundland without discussion, ambassador says
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