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Salmon farmers strike back against anti-aquaculture campaign - Vimarsana News

Salmon farmers strike back against anti-aquaculture campaign

Billboards designed to further undermine the fragile reputation of Canada's salmon farming sector have been removed from around Ottawa after the industry successfully challenged them for false advertising.

New Fisheries Minister wades into bitter row over closing of salmon farms - Vimarsana News

New Fisheries Minister wades into bitter row over closing of salmon farms

Conservationists argue that ocean-based salmon farms are harming wild-salmon populations, while the fish-farming industry say there is no conclusive scientific evidence of this

Global salmon farm company with B.C. ties backs land-based aquaculture in Japan - Vimarsana News

Global salmon farm company with B.C. ties backs land-based aquaculture in Japan

‘They must also realize that this is where the industry’s going’

Global salmon farm company with B.C. ties backs land-based aquaculture in Japan | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Global salmon farm company with B.C. ties backs land-based aquaculture in Japan | iNFOnews

VICTORIA - The backing of a land-based salmon farm in Japan by a global company with ties to ocean fish farms in British Columbia has Indigenous and conservation groups calling on the federal government to accelerate its transition away from open-net farms.

Source: infotel.ca
BC environmentalists applaud as global salmon farm company backs land-based aquaculture in Japan - Vimarsana News

BC environmentalists applaud as global salmon farm company backs land-based aquaculture in Japan

The backing of a land-based salmon farm in Japan by a global company with ties to ocean fish farms in British Columbia has Indigenous and conservation groups calling on the federal government to accelerate its transition away from open-net farms.