Fisheries

Several dozen one- and two-storey buildings are clustered near a body of water with mountains in the near distance. Dark rocks sit in the foreground. There are no trees.

Canada must stop using Nunavut’s fisheries to solve crises in Atlantic Canada

A greenhouse worker in a red apron works on strawberry plants hanging vertically.

Canadian agriculture faces a worker shortage and food security crisis

Preventing salmon extinction requires collaboration and long-term thinking

Certified sustainable seafood should be the only option at the grocery store

Certified sustainable seafood should be the only option at the grocery store

Finding a way forward on the Mi’kmaq and Maliseet treaty right to fish for a moderate livelihood

Small scale fisheries can have a big future in Canada’s food systems

The flawed new plan to rebuild Canada’s iconic Northern cod

Canada’s actions around the Mi’Kmaq fisheries rest on shaky legal ground

Moving forward on lobster fishery means addressing access and conservation

First Nations have their own legal authority to regulate their fishing rights

Fisheries framework obscures the long-term picture of declining populations

Challenges in restoring Canadian marine biodiversity

Will new fisheries minister respect salmon science?

Will BC embrace meaningful Indigenous consent?

Bill C-68 enshrines human dimensions in Canadian fisheries law

Integrity of the DFO’s science advisory process in question

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