BREAKING: Marine Harvest issues a letter to evict Midsummer Island occupiers

BREAKING: Marine Harvest issues a letter to evict Midsummer Island occupiers

Fish Farm protestors have been asked to leave the site.

Marine Harvest has sent a letter to the occupiers of their Midsummer Island aquaculture facility requesting them to leave the site by Nov. 9.

Check back with the Gazette for more updates on this story.

 

FACEBOOK PHOTO/ ALEXANDRA MORTON

FACEBOOK PHOTO/ ALEXANDRA MORTON

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