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Caught Red-handed Selling Redlist Fish

Greenpeace activists helped launch a national campaign targeting Canada's largest grocer by hanging a giant fishing net from a Loblaws store in Toronto. Activists also postered store windows with the message "Caught red-handed with Redlist fish" and p... zoom
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Greenpeace activists protest the sale of threatened fish at a Loblaws store on Leslie Street in Toronto. The environmental organization launched a campaign targeting Loblaws as Canada’s largest grocer and seller of 14 of the 15 Redlist species that are most destructively fished or farmed.

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