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Scientists will implant tiny tracking tags in up to 200 captive-raised Atlantic whitefish this year as part of the effort to stave off extinction of one of Canada's most critically endangered species.

Greenland’s glaciers are melting and the surrounding seawater is getting warmer. How are arctic char coping with climate change? Scientists are in the....

Three recreational divers found the remains of a white shark below 10 meters of water on Sunday in Terence Bay, near Halifax.

Shark tracking done by global research non-profit OCEARCH shows seven white sharks, which have been tagged by scientists, off the Nova Scotia coast as of Friday.

Loughs Agency is set to host the highly anticipated SeaMonitor-STRAITS Conference, which takes place at the picturesque Guildhall in the heart of Derry. The two...

The Maritime Fishermen's Union says it's working on a plan to retrieve up to thousands of lobster traps that were lost by fishermen in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island during post-tropical storm Fiona.

A scientist from Halifax, Canada, has recovered a seal-mounted research camera lost in the ocean three and a half years ago.

19 juillet 2021 HALIFAX — Un nouveau robot sous-marin se joindra à l’escouade canadienne de surveillance des baleines noires de l’Atlantique Nord, qui tente d’empêcher ces mammifères en voie de disparition d’entrer en collision avec des navires dans le golfe du Saint-Laurent. Traditionnellement, ces cétacés passaient les mois d’été dans les environs de la baie de Fundy, entre le Nouveau-Brunswick et la Nouvelle-Écosse, mais ces dernières années, elles ont migré plus au no...