Fishery

Federal officials change tactics as lobster fishing fight heats up in Nova Scotia

Indigenous chief calls for recognition of fishing treaty rights ahead of elections

Ottawa to close 60 per cent of commercial salmon fisheries in bid to conserve stocks

Canada launches $647.1-million strategy to stave off Pacific wild salmon collapse

Climate change rarely factored into Atlantic Canada’s fisheries management, report finds

Ottawa, Mi’kmaq community on collision course over plan for second lobster season

Mi’kmaq fisher argues Ottawa becoming more aggressive in seizures of Indigenous gear

Canada-U.S. dispute emerges over right whale killed by entanglement with fishing gear

Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq chiefs say Ottawa’s new fisheries plan is unacceptable

Ottawa outlines plan to have Indigenous fishers take part in Nova Scotia’s commercial season

Brexit red tape a ‘catastrophe’ for Scottish fisheries that export to EU

Nova Scotia lobster fishing season underway as First Nation fishers to sit out

Draft fishery deal possibly a ‘historic recognition’ of treaty rights, says Mi’kmaq chief

Indigenous leader says trouble is brewing ahead of Nova Scotia’s fall lobster season

Fisheries ordered to temporarily close as endangered right whales detected off Nova Scotia coast

Nova Scotia RCMP say man faces assault charges in violent clash at lobster pound

N.S. Mi’kmaq chiefs demand stop of alleged federal plans to seize lobster traps

Mi’kmaq lobster fishery in Nova Scotia grows to 10 boats from seven

Fishermen haul traps in Nova Scotia Indigenous lobster fishery, RCMP provide security

Underwater microphones help save endangered right whales – at a cost to fishermen

Five B.C. First Nations say federal salmon decision shows systemic racism

Ottawa outlines $469-million support program for fish harvesters

Ottawa green lights funding for eight more projects aimed at wild salmon restoration

BC Wildlife Federation decries Ottawa’s ‘extreme’ fishing limits

Quiet Salish Sea gives scientists chance to study endangered killer whales

‘Salmon cannon’ up and running at B.C. landslide, though fish slow to arrive this year

Rock slide caused ‘almost complete loss’ of early salmon runs at Fraser River

EU ready to ease fisheries’ demands in Brexit talks: sources

Parts of 'salmon cannon’ arrive soon at Fraser River landslide

Fishing industry nets $470-million in aid from Ottawa

Newfoundland and Labrador reinstates aquaculture licences after mass salmon die-off in 2019

Fisheries in Atlantic Canada anxious as they await federal aid package