Controversial post issued five hours after cyclone Fiona slammed into Atlantic Canada
New coalition says Pacific salmon populations have declined by more than 90 per cent since the 1970s
Southern Island largely performed better, systems north of Nanaimo more likely to struggle
All eyes are focused on the DFO’s next move as industry looks at new systems
Less than a 6th of B.C. salmon stocks have been assigned a health status per legislation
Officials still investigating cause of whale’s death
Federal Minister Joyce Murray met with various fishing companies and other members last week
Minister remains ‘committed’ to the removal of open net fish farms in Discovery Islands
Heiltsuk conservation manager says tens of thousands of salmon have died
Fisheries and Oceans Canada extremely slow to act on recommendations, commissioner says
3 expansions approved since phase-out promise made
Porpoise calf found thrashing in sand and rocks in Nanoose Bay
With the sockeye run mostly past, anglers and advocates paying close attention to chinook run
Sockeye populations returning to a number of areas in British Columbia better than forecast
Rare tides, climate change occuring at a faster rate than intertidal animals can evolve or adapt to
2021 Pacific Ocean report details climate change impacts and conservation goals
U.S. efforts to return salmon to Upper Columbia River gaining traction, some caught in BC waters
