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So you live in B.C., but you’re mostly finding Alaska-caught salmon in stores. Why?
The desire to ‘buy Canadian’ has only increased amongst consumers in recent times, but it’s not always easy. B.C. salmon is an iconic food, so why are so many fish
In an era of scarcity, the Pacific Salmon Treaty must strengthen conservation
Canada and the U.S. can continue to simply negotiate for our piece of a smaller and smaller pie, or we can come together to defend the legacy of wild salmon in our two countries (Originally published in the Vancouver Sun.)
It’s 2026 — Who Will Stand Up for Salmon?
As we set sail into the new year, we hope the winds are at your back. With Alaska’s overfishing threat unresolved, Pacific Salmon Treaty talks, which got underway in Portland
Reverse cuts to wild salmon monitoring programs, says alliance in open letter to fisheries minister
Harvesters, business associations, scientists and conservation groups unite to defend the backbone of our fisheries management system A coalition of 26 organizations released an open letter to the federal Minister
Alaska is ‘trolling’ B.C. with its winter chinook fishery
Only Alaska allows large-scale commercial chinook harvest during the winter. Why? Because the salmon are not from Alaska.
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