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Fishery

  • Tenacious Belgian Immigrant Pioneered Canada’s Mussel Industry in the 1970s
    Tenacious Belgian Immigrant Pioneered Canada’s Mussel Industry in the 1970s
    CHARLOTTETOWN—When Joe Van Den Bremt first floated the idea of producing cultured mussels on P.E.I. in the 1970s, the local fishermen laughed at him. "They were all telling me, ’We ...
    September 18, 2021BY The Canadian Press
  • Troubled Waters in NS as Feds Urged to Define ‘Moderate Livelihood’ Fishing Rights
    Troubled Waters in NS as Feds Urged to Define ‘Moderate Livelihood’ Fishing Rights
    Things were calmer this week in the Nova Scotia lobster fishing dispute as more RCMP were dispatched to ...
    October 21, 2020BY Jason Unrau
  • NS Calls on Ottawa to Define a ‘Moderate Livelihood,’ as Fishing Dispute Boils Over
    NS Calls on Ottawa to Define a ‘Moderate Livelihood,’ as Fishing Dispute Boils Over
    HALIFAX—Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil is urging Ottawa to define what constitutes legal harvesting in a "livelihood" fishery, ...
    October 18, 2020BY The Canadian Press
  • NSW to Crackdown on Coastal Cockle Pickers
    NSW to Crackdown on Coastal Cockle Pickers
    Recreational fishers in NSW will be limited to gathering just 20 bags of cockles per person, per day ...
    October 7, 2020BY AAP
  • Thriving Fishing Village in China Polluted Because of African Swine Fever
    Thriving Fishing Village in China Polluted Because of African Swine Fever
    Tens of thousands of dead pigs were transported to and buried in a fishing village in China over ...
    August 22, 2019BY Olivia Li
  • Fish Buyer in P.E.I. Opens Plant to Promote Canada’s Sustainable Tuna Fishery
    Fish Buyer in P.E.I. Opens Plant to Promote Canada’s Sustainable Tuna Fishery
    A tuna buyer in Prince Edward Island has opened Canada’s first federally licensed plant to process bluefin tuna ...
    August 12, 2019BY The Canadian Press
  • No Conflict of Interest in Promoting, Protecting Fishery: LeBlanc
    No Conflict of Interest in Promoting, Protecting Fishery: LeBlanc
    VANCOUVER—The fisheries minister is dismissing concerns from stakeholder groups over suggestions the government agency tasked with conserving wild ...
    August 10, 2016BY The Canadian Press
  • China Fears India-Vietnam Relationships Threatens Its Dominance, Say Analysts
    China Fears India-Vietnam Relationships Threatens Its Dominance, Say Analysts
    The Indian government is making efforts to increase cooperation with Vietnam, a partnership that could rebalance the axis ...
    November 7, 2014BY Venus Upadhayaya
  • Swimming Salmon Benefit Grizzlies and Fisheries
    Swimming Salmon Benefit Grizzlies and Fisheries
    Wild salmon are valued as a sustainable seafood option for humans, but can we consider how much salmon ...
    April 10, 2012BY Cassie Ryan
  • Alaskan Salmon Fishery Drops Eco-Certification, BC Groups Take Credit
    Alaskan Salmon Fishery Drops Eco-Certification, BC Groups Take Credit
    B.C. conservation groups view as a victory an announcement by Alaskan salmon processors that they will discontinue eco-certification ...
    January 17, 2012BY Joan Delaney
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