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Kyle Mulcahey
Newfoundland and Labrador fishery advocate from Too Good Arm leading the campaign for a lobster food fishery in the province.
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Oct 5, 2026
Kyle Mulcahey disappointed the federal minister will not consider a lobster food fishery + What is the province doing to encourage new entrants in the fishery? + DFO says there are some good ideas on the table on how to utilize green crab
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3:32Kyle MulcaheyGUEST
Yes, Paula, 'cause also in that letter, uh, she states that she will only work with harvesters, industry, and Indigenous partners.
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3:42Kyle MulcaheyGUEST
Now, that program that she's referring to, the Atlantic Lobster Sustainability Measures program, was a $9 million program.
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3:58Kyle MulcaheyGUEST
So certainly the citizens of Newfoundland and Labrador and Canadians have a say in the lobster food fishery, and she completely ignored us.

Paula GaleHOST
But are you hearing from more, like, regular people across this province that this is something that they want?
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4:24Kyle MulcaheyGUEST
The discussion on this, Paula, actually since the release of that letter has grown exponentially.