By Jason Smith

Jay Inslee has signed a bill that phases out net-pen aquaculture for non-native species, an issue that affects Cooke Aquaculture

By Jason Smith

A Washington state activist has begun the process to give voters a chance at the ballot box to challenge a bill that would phase out net-pen aquaculture for non-native species

By Matt Craze

Gustav Witzoe, the billionaire owner of Norwegian salmon farmer SalMar, underscores importance of Ocean Farm project 

By Jason Huffman

The federal government’s hands are tied, said a senior NOAA official at the Seafood Expo North America, in Boston

After vote in favor of ending salmon farming in US state, Canada's fisheries minister says country is committed to science and evidence-based decision making on aquaculture 

Lobby group for salmon industry in Washington calls on governor to veto a bill which would end salmon farming in the state, where Canada’s Cooke is the only license holder

Senators in the US state of Washington voted 31-16 in favor of a bill that ends salmon farming in its waters on Friday, a move blasted by Cooke Aquaculture 

Four US scientists have written an open letter to the Washington government, expressing alarm that salmon farming might be banned in the Pacific Northwest state 

A former US state senator and salmon farmer has called on the country's lawmakers to vote down any bans or phase outs on the farming of Atlantic salmon in the state of Washington

Atlantic salmon that escaped Cooke Aquaculture's net pens off the coast of Washington state could have contaminated wild Pacific salmon, a Canadian lab has determined