Our Mistake

Our mistake While Rod Taylor, president of the Yukon Tourism Industry Association, referred to overharvesting of chinook on the US side of the border, he did not specifically mention the Alaskan pollock industry. Incorrect information appeared on Monday.

Our mistake

While Rod Taylor, president of the Yukon Tourism Industry Association, referred to overharvesting of chinook on the US side of the border, he did not specifically mention the Alaskan pollock industry. Incorrect information appeared on Monday.

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