New tracking tags for close watch
New tracking and observing technologies are providing fish-eye views of ways to manage depressed fisheries.
Bridging gad between scientists and harvesters on cod stock
FFAW/CAW Union responds to DFO Cod science report asking the scientists to bridge gap between them and fish harvesters.
Figures of 2008 export of seafood releases
The government of Canada has announced the 2008 Export Figures for Canada's Fish and Seafood Products.
Politics over crab licence
Crab licence stirring up political storm in Canada as Tories accused of flouting proposed licence freeze.
Southeast Alaska moving ahead for regional development
Backers of a regional seafood development association for Southeast Alaska are again move forward with their ideas to the drift gillnet fleet for the development of the region.
Steaming home with 3000 tonnes of blue whiting
Ingunn AK and Lundey NS are now steaming to Akranes with a total of 3000 tonnes of blue whiting to begin discharging when they dock tomorrow evening.
Year’s quota fills in four days
Herring fishermen in the Strait of Georgia caught their full allowable quota of 9,750 tonnes in just four days last week.
New fish boxes on way
Members of two fish wholesalers’ and fishmongers’ associations have agreed to continue switching to the new insulated boxes to keep their fish fresh.
Arctic Region: full of opportunities & responsibilities
The European Union has expressed its perspective in an international conference on "New chances and new responsibilities in the Arctic Region".
HQ Sustainable Maritime reports strong results for Q4 & 2008
HQ Sustainable Maritime registered 124 percent rise in net income in 2008 while its Q4 profit also increased.
