The Struggle for Capitalism in the Fishing Industry in Newfoundland

Bryant D. Fairley

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Few questions in Canadian political economy have been as topical in recent years as the question of Canada's Atlantic fishery. In 1977, Canada declared a 200-mile economic zone, and in 1979, the country became the world's leading exporter of fish. From 1977 to 1980 there was an industry-wide boom and, over the same period, inshore fishermen in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island were organized into bodies such as the Maritime Fishermen's Union.

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