Nova Scotia's minister of fisheries has urged the Department of Fisheries and Oceans to maintain historic shares for that province's fleets if the Unit 1 quotas are increased

By Jason Huffman

The New England Fishery Management Council has recommended reducing the Georges Bank haddock quota by 41%. This a year after the quota was cut by 85%

By Barb Dean-Simmons

Science shows the redfish stock on Canada's east coast growing, but an organization that represents offshore fishing fleets says the re-opening of a commercial fishery in fishing zones that have been under moratorium must be done carefully

By Barb Dean-Simmons

'What I can assure you right now is that there will be a redfish fishery as early as 2024' - Canadian fisheries minister Diane Lebouthillier

Producers who receive the survey are legally mandated to respond by Jan. 15, 2024

Norway and Greenland have agreed to maintain their current levels of quota access in each others' waters for 2024

Engineers Hubert Simard and Jean-Nil Poirier Morissette spent 10 days in the North Atlantic in January to get a deeper understanding of life at sea

By Jason Huffman

'I'd like to see them [the boats and permits] stay in my city. It supports the infrastructure and other businesses' -- Eric Hansen, president of the Fisheries Survival Fund

By Barb Dean-Simmons

The Pikialasorsuaq ecosystem, which is a vital habitat for many migratory species, is under threat from climate change and increased human activity

By Dan Gibson

Global Atlantic cod catches are anticipated to drop by 14% to 791,000t, the lowest level in over a decade, while Alaskan pollock supply is set to climb again