fisheries
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Alaska aboriginal group calls for joint study of B.C. mine safety
Group’s main concern is its $1-billion fishery, located downstream from several large-scale mining projects in B.C.
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N.L. pulls support for trade deals over fisheries fund debacle
Claims Ottawa failed to provide $280 million in exchange for province relinquishing minimum processing requirements
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N.L. premier says fishery fund negotiations done in bad faith
Paul Davis accused federal government of negotiating fishery fund in bad faith, reneging on agreed terms
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CETA: N.L. premier reconsidering support of massive trade deal
$400-million fishery transition fund could throw province’s support of CETA out the winder, Premier Paul Davis said
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Former P.E.I. lobster plant to reopen as cold storage, bioscience centre
Former Ocean Choice International lobster plant in Souris, P.E.I., was shuttered more than three years ago
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Alaskans fear environmental, industrial threats from B.C. mines
Alaskan environmental, aboriginal groups say unchecked development threatens salmon and tourism industries
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3 reported injured after collapse at Nova Scotia fish plant
Fire official said one construction worker badly hurt after falling from roof of partially built warehouse
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Feds mapping B.C. ocean floor to prep for potential tanker spills
Fisheries and Oceans Canada issued request for proposals for mapping of ocean off B.C. coast
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Nova Scotia offers Dutch firm $6.2M for fish oil plant expansion
Royal DSM plant in Mulgrave, N.S., will predominantly manufacture Omega 3 fish oil products
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Study finds ways to protect whales from oil and gas seismic testing
Study co-author said lessons learned in Russia cannot be directly applied to seismic testing in Canada