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Companies being reminded of EU catch certificate requirements
Around 300 certificates have been issued since office opened in December
Article online since February 9th 2010
To date nearly 150 companies have registered with the Fisheries Certificate System, with around 300 catch certificates issued. The new European Union regulation came into force on Jan. 1. It applies to any country that exports fish and seafood products to the European Union. Under the regulation,...
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Province provides loan to N.S. aquaculture company to help it expand into new markets
Article online since February 8th 2010
A state-of-the-art, aquaculture company in Centre Burlington, near Windsor, N.S. is expanding into new markets across Canada and the Northeastern United States with help from the province. A repayable loan of $700,000, and deferring principal payments on the company's existing provincial loan...
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Research uncovers birthing grounds for porbeagle sharks
Article online since February 8th 2010
The birthing grounds of most of the world's large sharks are unknown. And until recently, the birthing area for porbeagle sharks, found off Canada's east coast, was also unknown. But research results from a Bedford Institute of Oceanography (BIO) satellite tagging project, conducted in the...
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Southwestern Nova Scotia firm has plans for job growth
Article online since February 5th 2010
The Nova Scotia government is helping a Yarmouth County seafood company that’s using technology and innovation to take recycling to another level. Tusket-based JHS FishProducts Ltd. is taking fish parts that would not normally be used in North America and turning them into an edible commodity...
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Mulluscan Shellfish Harvesting Closure: Notre Dame Bay
Article online since February 3rd 2010
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) advises the public of revisions to the areas closed to the harvesting of molluscan shellfish, including scallops, mussels and clams for recreational or commercial purposes, based on bacteriological testing by Environment Canada in the following area of Notre...
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Smelt fishers battle poor ice, small catches
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Smelt fishers battle poor ice, small catches
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‘This is an intolerable incident’
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MLAs want lobster fishermen to get their fair share
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Going where no machine has gone before
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Shea takes a step forward
( 7 days ago )
Lobster Council of Canada getting to work
( January 28th 2010 )
Pie in face strengthens Shea's resolve on seal hunt
( January 26th 2010 )
Fighting the FFAW
( January 25th 2010 )
PCFA committee to open retirement offers Monday
( January 25th 2010 )
Belliveau again cleared of conflict of interest
( January 25th 2010 )
Fishermen’s association wants to retire more lobster licences
( January 19th 2010 )
Storm-tossed lobsters not free for the taking, says DFO
( January 19th 2010 )
Fisheries minister visiting China
( January 12th 2010 )
Fishy legislation: Small boat fisherman want to sell their own cod
( January 12th 2010 )
Quota dispute dismissed by appeal court
( January 12th 2010 )
Nightmare for Digby, N.S. family
( January 8th 2010 )
Province invests $8.8 million in Shelburne, N.S. shipyard infrastructure
( January 5th 2010 )
DFO officers have a whale of a time saving stranded pilot whale
( January 4th 2010 )
Christmas Eve fire destroys two lobster fishing boats
( January 1st 2010 )
Minister wants action on fishery restructuring
( January 1st 2010 )
Keeping an eye of this will be interesting
( December 27th 2009 )
Funding Approved for Seafood Processors
( December 25th 2009 )
More whales stranded
( December 24th 2009 )
A busy day at the beaches
( December 23rd 2009 )
Construction of 50th Hammerhead USV-T celebrated
( December 22nd 2009 )
MLA wants to ensure spring herring fishery stays open
( December 21st 2009 )
Tuna Cup awarded to fisherman who caught 1,162-pound tuna
( December 21st 2009 )
Search ends for missing fisherman
( December 17th 2009 )
Search and rescue operation underway after vessel sinks
( December 16th 2009 )
Lobster industry being told to watch their catch
( December 14th 2009 )
Clock ticking on shelved lobster licences
( December 10th 2009 )
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