FILM FEST EVENT: Join Us This Thursday Evening At The Astor Theatre!

To Kick off Privateer Days we're co-hosting a screening of three aquaculture related films and guest speakers this Thursday at the Astor Theatre in Liverpool - a free event. The viewing lineup includes a CBC documentary, The Salmon That Divides Us, based in the Maritimes it features Liverpool Bay including interviews with our very own Brian Muldoon and former RQM Mayor Darlene Norman, among others. This screening will be a special english version released exclusively for this event as it was originally produced by CBC to air in french only.

Brian Muldoon, chairman of the Protect Liverpool Bay Association, looks out over a fish farm in the distance. Photo: Radio-Canada / Green Week

Prior to and In-between the documentaries you'll hear from various speakers with some important updates on the currently adjourned ARB hearing for Cooke's proposed net-pen expansion in Liverpool Bay as well as the Province's upcoming Coastal Classification System for aquaculture.

We look forward to catching up with all of you in person - see you at the Astor!!

• Doors open at 6:00 pm

• Intermission will be at 8:00. pm

• Admission is free, all welcome

MORE PRIVATEER DAYS EVENTS:

SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE OPPOSITION AGAINST OPEN NET-PEN FISH FARMS IN LIVERPOOL BAY. JOIN US ON SATURDAY TO WALK WITH US ALONG PLB'S FLOAT IN THE PRIVATEER'S DAY PARADE ON SATURDAY - bring your signs!  Meet up at the Hank Snow Museum at 10:30am.

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