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New Brunswick seafood processor fined $90K over workplace conditions for migrant workers

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The federal government has handed a $90,000 fine to Pêcheries LeBreton over insufficient efforts to prevent abusive workplace conditions for temporary foreign workers. The decision comes just three months after the Federal Court quashed a previous record-breaking sanction on the lobster processing company, which operates on the Acadian Peninsula.
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