Booted from Canada zealot still battling salmon farms

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British Columbia's highest court may have placed a muzzle on anti-salmon-farming activist Don Staniford, but that hasn't stopped the man described by one judge as a "zealot" from continuing hispersonal battle against the industry.After losing a defamation case this past summer against one of the province's biggest salmon-farming companies, Mainstream Canada, Staniford moved shop to Scotland.There, he leads an organization known as Protect Wild Scotland, coordinating actions against Norwegian-owned salmon-farming companies in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and even back in B.C.He is equally as vocal on the issue of salmon farming and appears unfazed by the gag order put in place in B.C."The question for my lawyer and the question for me in the future is how can this injunction, this judgment, this ruling be applicable to my work in Scotland and Ireland," said Staniford, during a recent interview.