China’s tariffs bite into B.C. spot prawn season, but locals still want a taste of the sea | Unpublished
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Author: Nono Shen
Publication Date: June 10, 2025 - 08:12

China’s tariffs bite into B.C. spot prawn season, but locals still want a taste of the sea

June 10, 2025
Toronto resident Krista Jang showed off her “haul” on the False Creek Fishermen’s Wharf in Vancouver – a bag of sweet and meaty spot prawns, live and kicking and fresh off the boat.The actress was raised in Vancouver and spot prawn season is one of the things she misses most.


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