BC fish farm battle far from over
A group of First Nation leaders in British Columbia say they are worried about the impact of fish farms
Salmon
Scientists put Labrador salmon under microscope
Researchers are looking to prove that Labrador salmon are genetically different from the rest of the Atlantic salmon population.
Idle No More protestors take their message to unique venue
APTN National News An Idle No More rally took place in Burnaby, B.C. over the…
PEI First Nations hopes to restore depleted salmon stocks
APTN National News A First Nation on Prince Edward Island hopes to restore depleted salmon…
Salmon numbers keep dropping on Yukon River
Salmon fishing on the Yukon River both on the Alaska Side and the Yukon Side has been restricted all summer.
No smoking gun in Cohen report
While there may be no overall factor that led to the collapse of the Fraser River salmon, the man in charge of finding an answer urged the federal government to start taking climate change seriously.
Little answers for disappearing Sockeye
British Columbia Supreme Court Justice Bruce Cohen released his report this week on the collapse of the Fraser River Sockeye Salmon.
Haida Nation condemns iron dust dump by one of its community's company
The Haida Nation has condemned the actions of a company owned by one of its villages that is currently in the midst of an environmental controversy over an experiment to fertilize the ocean with iron dust in hopes of boosting salmon numbers.
Cohen inquiry wraps up amid virus controversy
APTN National News Robert Brown went from jail to the streets and back again for…