Most Canadians wants information about seafood
In a national survey it was found that most of the Canadians prefer to have information about the seafood they are consuming.
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In a national survey it was found that most of the Canadians prefer to have information about the seafood they are consuming.
Marine Harvest Canada is placing a full-page advertisement in today’s
The three crab fishermen had narrowly escaped being run down by an ocean-going vessel while hauling crab pots four-five miles off Twillingate.
A recent study reveals that 21 species of oceanic pelagic sharks and 11 ray species are threatened with extinction.
The fishermen in southeastern New Brunswick are optimistic about the future of the scallop fishery in the Northumberland Strait.
Ever rising fuel prices have drowned lot of lobster and have proved a bad year for the lobster fishermen as they failed to get much worth of their catch.
The fishermen of Nova Scotia have planed to bring out rally along with supporters to press the authorities for the crab quotas.
In a new book, Who Killed the Grand Banks, the author raises the alarm over the state of Pacific wild salmon stocks.
The New Brunswick government has allotted C$1 million for strategic investments in the agriculture and aquaculture sectors in the 2008-2009 Budget.
A scientific panel reviewing management of the Skeena River fishery has urged to reduce the salmon catch by 50 percent.
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