The Tiny Town that Took On The Government…And Won (kind of)
Welcome to Port Au Choix, Canada, a small fishing village of less than 700 people. Despite its size, this tiny Newfoundland town has a lot going on. As you’ll read, its story traverses many of the core issues that rural communities throughout America are facing, among them: The blame game The human toll of declining industry The role of government Tourism as savior Little victories Bittersweet endings The blame game During my eight weeks following the fishing industry along the…