Fisheries and Oceans
- We border three large oceans that are filled with countless species that do not recognize the 200-mile limit between national and international waters. If we want to preserve these places and animals for future generations of Canadians, a high seas treaty is essential.
- We border three large oceans that are filled with countless species that do not recognize the 200-mile limit between national and international waters. If we want to preserve these places and animals for future generations of Canadians, a high seas treaty is essential.
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- Plus, Tom Clark testifies for the condo purchase probe.
- Plus, Tom Clark testifies for the condo purchase probe.
- Plus, Tom Clark testifies for the condo purchase probe.
- Newfoundland and Labrador Liberal MPs have proven yet again that they have no interest in standing up for the sustainability of the province's adjacent resources, enhancing
- Newfoundland and Labrador Liberal MPs have proven yet again that they have no interest in standing up for the sustainability of the province's adjacent resources, enhancing
- Newfoundland and Labrador Liberal MPs have proven yet again that they have no interest in standing up for the sustainability of the province's adjacent resources, enhancing
- We need to put salmon farm disease in perspective with how we respond to infectious disease in humans.
- We need to put salmon farm disease in perspective with how we respond to infectious disease in humans.
- We need to put salmon farm disease in perspective with how we respond to infectious disease in humans.
- Indigenous and industry stakeholders say they are still waiting to see the 'guts' of the government's plan to transition to close-containment salmon farms, which
- Indigenous and industry stakeholders say they are still waiting to see the 'guts' of the government's plan to transition to close-containment salmon farms, which
- Indigenous and industry stakeholders say they are still waiting to see the 'guts' of the government's plan to transition to close-containment salmon farms, which
- With two committee studies, an alliance of First Nations and harvester groups calling for owner-operator licensing in B.C., and now a provincial government commitment,
- With two committee studies, an alliance of First Nations and harvester groups calling for owner-operator licensing in B.C., and now a provincial government commitment,
- With two committee studies, an alliance of First Nations and harvester groups calling for owner-operator licensing in B.C., and now a provincial government commitment,
- The fifth International Marine Protected Areas Conference in Vancouver is the chance to chart a course towards a world where we are not just
- The fifth International Marine Protected Areas Conference in Vancouver is the chance to chart a course towards a world where we are not just
- The fifth International Marine Protected Areas Conference in Vancouver is the chance to chart a course towards a world where we are not just
- If the Liberals keep delaying on disaster mitigation and prevention, our coastal environment will become more hostile.
- If the Liberals keep delaying on disaster mitigation and prevention, our coastal environment will become more hostile.
- If the Liberals keep delaying on disaster mitigation and prevention, our coastal environment will become more hostile.
- Restorative ocean-based carbon removal offers immense opportunity to tackle twin biodiversity-climate crises and should be a Canadian comparative advantage.
- Restorative ocean-based carbon removal offers immense opportunity to tackle twin biodiversity-climate crises and should be a Canadian comparative advantage.
- Restorative ocean-based carbon removal offers immense opportunity to tackle twin biodiversity-climate crises and should be a Canadian comparative advantage.
- While some experts say the government is doing a good job harnessing the economic potential of the so-called blue economy, there’s also room to
- While some experts say the government is doing a good job harnessing the economic potential of the so-called blue economy, there’s also room to
- While some experts say the government is doing a good job harnessing the economic potential of the so-called blue economy, there’s also room to
- New Fisheries and Oceans Minister Joyce Murray has a difficult file ahead of her with competing priorities, many of which fall under the umbrella
- New Fisheries and Oceans Minister Joyce Murray has a difficult file ahead of her with competing priorities, many of which fall under the umbrella
- New Fisheries and Oceans Minister Joyce Murray has a difficult file ahead of her with competing priorities, many of which fall under the umbrella
- International demand for seafood is hitting heights while global yield from wild capture fisheries has plateaued. Seafood-importing countries and firms that supply them are
- International demand for seafood is hitting heights while global yield from wild capture fisheries has plateaued. Seafood-importing countries and firms that supply them are
- International demand for seafood is hitting heights while global yield from wild capture fisheries has plateaued. Seafood-importing countries and firms that supply them are
- This week, ministers from the federal, provincial, and territorial governments responsible for protecting nature will meet to address the nation’s urgent need for a
- This week, ministers from the federal, provincial, and territorial governments responsible for protecting nature will meet to address the nation’s urgent need for a
- This week, ministers from the federal, provincial, and territorial governments responsible for protecting nature will meet to address the nation’s urgent need for a
- Alexandra Morton isn’t your average scientist. She says she’s been tailed, surveilled, and taken to court for trespassing, all in an effort to dissuade
- Alexandra Morton isn’t your average scientist. She says she’s been tailed, surveilled, and taken to court for trespassing, all in an effort to dissuade
- Alexandra Morton isn’t your average scientist. She says she’s been tailed, surveilled, and taken to court for trespassing, all in an effort to dissuade
- TALOYOAK, NUNAVUT—Taloyoak is the most northerly community on the mainland in Canada, and the friendliest in Nunavut. From here on the southwestern coast of
- TALOYOAK, NUNAVUT—Taloyoak is the most northerly community on the mainland in Canada, and the friendliest in Nunavut. From here on the southwestern coast of
- TALOYOAK, NUNAVUT—Taloyoak is the most northerly community on the mainland in Canada, and the friendliest in Nunavut. From here on the southwestern coast of
- The Liberal government’s “new path” that has been broadly rejected by Atlantic First Nations is an “interim measure,” says Liberal MP Jaime Battiste, to
- The Liberal government’s “new path” that has been broadly rejected by Atlantic First Nations is an “interim measure,” says Liberal MP Jaime Battiste, to
- The Liberal government’s “new path” that has been broadly rejected by Atlantic First Nations is an “interim measure,” says Liberal MP Jaime Battiste, to
- In fits and starts, the federal government has been working for nearly three years on a single law to govern aquaculture, with the current
- In fits and starts, the federal government has been working for nearly three years on a single law to govern aquaculture, with the current
- In fits and starts, the federal government has been working for nearly three years on a single law to govern aquaculture, with the current
- CALGARY—Land acknowledgements are the kind of performances Canadians love to engage in that substitute platitudes for justice. And now the feces have hit the
- CALGARY—Land acknowledgements are the kind of performances Canadians love to engage in that substitute platitudes for justice. And now the feces have hit the
- CALGARY—Land acknowledgements are the kind of performances Canadians love to engage in that substitute platitudes for justice. And now the feces have hit the