DFO says public consultation will play heavy role in future protection measures
Ghost gear accounts for up to 70 per cent of all macro-plastics in the ocean by weight
Gwil Roberts says early runs of chinook can begin arriving in the area in late May
Chinese salmon false alarm spills over to other Canadian seafood products
Dave Bennett, chairman of the Invasive Species Council of BC, says users of all types of watercraft must be extra vigilant
The Fish Harvester Benefit offers income support covering 75 per cent of losses for eligible harvesters
Animal discovered stranded on Tlell beach, marking first recorded sighting north of Vancouver Island
“Fisheries in Southeast Alaska have harvested well over a quarter million sockeye salmon”
First open commercial fishing for wild B.C. sockeye on the Skeena River 2018 began July 24
Marine researchers performed a necropsy off Dundas Island to determine death of the young orca
One chinook salmon a day for recreational anglers until the end of July to support conservation
Fisheries and Oceans standing committee question why owner-operator system can’t work in B.C.
Anyone caught harassing a marine mammal can face fines or criminal charges
After being interned in 1942, Shotaru Shimizu donated 1,500 cherry trees to Prince Rupert
From Indigenous reconciliation to habitat protection and owner-operator licences
