More than eight million Atlantic salmon have been intentionally released into B.C. rivers and lakes, beginning more than a century ago.
But history has shown that Atlantic salmon don’t feed well in the Pacific and have never established spawning populations outside their natural range despite transplant programs around the world.
The introduction of algal oil aims to significantly reduce Cermaq's dependence on traditional marine fish…
“Canadians have said again and again that they want access to more Canadian-produced food. In…
This Earth Day, the Kitasoo Xai’xais First Nation in British Columbia is celebrating getting the…
“When you purchase seafood from us, you join our journey and become part of the…
No apparent relationship between the prevalence of virus infection in wild salmon and fish farms…
“We are going to take back what is being taken from us,” say First Nations…