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Fisheries

Terry Crosina pours fresh ice of their catch before Elmer Frank brings it to Ucluelet to sell, on July 23, 2020. (Melissa Renwick photo)
Fisheries

Drastic salmon closures are devastating, union says

Mike Youds
Elmer Frank uses a crane to lift his catch up to his truck near the fourth street dock in Tofino, on July 23, 2020. (Photograph by Melissa Renwick)
Fisheries

DFO puts ‘emergency brake’ on commercial fisheries

Mike Youds
Fisheries

Feds do not appeal recent ruling on fishing rights

Eric Plummer
Fresh catch of west coast coho salmon on the dock. (Uu-a-thluk Facebook photo)
Fisheries

Salmon initiative welcomed amid concerns

Mike Youds
Fisheries

Nations hopeful court ruling will translate into better allocations

Eric Plummer
Fisheries

Aboriginal owned smokery benefits from new ‘micro-processing’ facility

Karly Blats
Chief Leah Stump of Nazko First Nation releases chinook fry into the Blackwater River, a tributary of the Fraser River, south of Prince George. (DFO photo)
Fisheries

Nazko, neighbours celebrate chinook release at Big Bar

Mike Youds
Ahousaht Fisheries Manager, the late Darrell Campbell, hauling in home-use dog (Chum) salmon.
Fisheries

Fisheries warriors: A look back at Nuu-chah-nulth-aht prior to the Ahousaht case

Denise Titian
Fisheries

American anglers receive stiff fines and suspensions for illegal fishing

Sam Laskaris
Fisheries

‘Reset’ on fishing rights: Nations celebrate court decision

Eric Plummer
Fisheries

Indigenous-owned kelp company launches in Tofino

Melissa Renwick
Fisheries

Herring integral to B.C.'s ecological health and preservation of Nuu-chah-nulth traditions

Melissa Renwick

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