US government asks for more time to gather evidence in high-stakes legal battle over controversial Bayside pollock rail route

The US government is asking the court to give it more time to probe why the route was used for 'over a period of nearly a decade' in opposition to the Jones Act.

Kloosterboer Bayside operations at the Port of Bayside in New Brunswick, Canada. A route used by Kloosterboer violated the US Jones Act. — Kloosterboer Bayside operations at the Port of Bayside in New Brunswick, Canada. A route used by Kloosterboer violated the US Jones Act.Photo: Kloosterboer Bayside/Facebook

Rachel Sapin

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Published 19 April 2023, 13:46Updated 19 April 2023, 13:46