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Lobsters in a dangerous time
Guest Contribution by Dr. Stephanie Boudreau, Dalhousie University Upon entering the airport in Portland, Maine, the first thing I saw was a sign with a lobster welcoming me “home”. Immediately I knew...
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Making Connections in Maine
Guest contribution by Susanna D. Fuller Atlantic Canada is closely connected with the US eastern seaboard. We share a border, the Gulf of Maine, along with visitors (more so when ferries ran from...
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Moderate Livelihood Fishery: A Mi’kmaq Way of Life
Contribution by Allison Bernard For the past five years, the Kwilmu’kw Maw-klusuaqn (KMK) – also known as Mi’kmaq Rights Initiative- has been engaged in a three party negotiation process to implement...
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Can We Build a Sustainable Lobster Sandwich?
Guest contribution by Stewart Lamont Good Day Dave Murray and McDonald’s Atlantic Canada Region: Two weeks ago, for the first time ever, I purchased a McLobster sandwich at the McDonald’s on Main...
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Exploring the Victoria Fisheries Co-operative
Guest contribution by Susanna Fuller. This summer, I had the pleasure of visiting the communities of Bay St. Lawrence and Neil’s Harbour in Northern Cape Breton where I dropped in on the Victoria...
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There’s No Crying on a Fishing Boat
Guest post by Stephanie Boudreau. My father likes to joke that he comes from a place where “the men are men, and the women are men too”. Both of my parents are from Yarmouth County in southwest Nova...
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Proposed Aquaculture Regulations Would Pollute Environmental Protections
by Susanna Fuller. Last month, 120 scientists, business leaders, commercial and recreational fishing associations, environmental law organizations, and conservation organizations from across Canada...
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