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Crab harvesters are once again vowing to tie up their boats just days before the crab season is set to begin off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador.

With the time-sensitive snow crab season set to begin in a few days, fish harvesters are once again talking about tying up their boats due to the price of crab.

Scientists with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada say the northern cod stock remains above the critical zone, but hasn't shown signs of growth since 2016.

John Efford led the charge this month as an unelected, unofficial spokesperson for fish harvesters. What's next for the son of a former fisheries minister, and what does this moment mean for the FFAW?

Crab quotas are now set, but the price-setting process remains in limbo, and harvesters are asking the federal...

An arbitrator has ruled the Fish, Food & Allied Workers union broke a collective agreement by striking last spring over the crab harvest, but president Greg Pretty has no regrets.

The FFAW says the arbitrator has yet to determine whether or not the union will have to pay damages in relatio...

An arbitrator has ruled the Fish, Food & Allied Workers union broke its collective agreement with the Association of Seafood Producers by telling crab fishermen to keep their boats tied up at the beginning of last season amid a price dispute.

A petition calling for a much longer recreational food fishery in Newfoundland and Labrador has collected more than 2,200 signatures. The tour operator who started it has been pushing for changes to the food fishery for about a decade.

A demonstration is planned in Corner Brook today to protest the federal government's decision to allocate the ...