Oceanographer's career at risk because of Fisheries Act changes

Changes to the Fisheries Act could mean a career change for those working to protect fish habitats. Barb Fagetter is an oceanographer with Ocean Ecology in Prince Rupert who will be directly affected by the changes. She sat down with Carolina de Ryk at Seahorse Trading Company in Prince Rupert to explain why.

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