New Harbour plant worker Tina Coleman said she was "heartbroken" by the company's decision. (Terry Roberts/CBC)Employees of fish plants owned by Daley Brothers in New Harbour, Trinity Bay are facing uncertainty after being notified by email Friday that the crab and groundfish plants in the community will not be operating this year. The notice told employees it was "not feasible" to re-open the plants in light of the shrinking resource. Some have also found work at the fish plant in Southern Harbour, Placentia Bay, sources say. Workers at the fish plants in New Harbour have been told they might find jobs for the summer at Daley Bros. plants in New Brunswick.

Source: CBC News April 23, 2018 13:18 UTC