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Eagle saved from octopus in B.C. waters

Eagle saved from octopus in B.C. waters

Mowi Canada West employees saved a bald eagle from a watery grave. A video shows employees at a farm site in British Columbia trying to free the eagle from an octopus.

Red discharge pours into Canadian waters

Red discharge pours into Canadian waters

A video from 2017 shows bloody discharge pouring out of an effluent pipe, directly into the Discovery Passage channel located off the coast of Vancouver Island.

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Team work makes the dream work

Team work makes the dream work

Mowi Canada West has shared a glimpse into their efforts to keep employees and sites safe and efficient. The company has put in place programs in which employees can contribute and share ideas that help make job sites safer.

130,000 morts collected at algae-hit Cermaq sites

130,000 morts collected at algae-hit Cermaq sites

Salmon farmer Cermaq today said that it had recovered 130,000 dead fish from three sites in British Columbia that have been affected by a harmful algal bloom.

Canada farmers seek ‘strong partnership’ with minister

Canada farmers seek ‘strong partnership’ with minister

Canada’s salmon farmers have welcomed the country’s new fisheries and oceans minister, Bernadette Jordan, to the job and are looking forward to “a strong partnership” with the minister.

New book gives kids chapter and verse on fish farms

New book gives kids chapter and verse on fish farms

A book intended to teach young children about salmon farming will be officially launched in New Brunswick, Canada on Saturday.

Monitoring and mitigation key themes during HAB study trip

Monitoring and mitigation key themes during HAB study trip

Members of the Norwegian Seafood Association (NSA) visited a Grieg salmon farm while on a study trip to British Columbia where they learned about harmful algal blooms (HABs).

Cooke fish vet honoured by salmon farmers

Cooke fish vet honoured by salmon farmers

A long-serving fish health professional has received the 2019 Atlantic Canada Aquaculture Award Aquaculture in recognition of her long-time contributions to the advancement of fish health in the region’s salmon aquaculture sector.

Harmful algae bloom leaves farmers with questions

Harmful algae bloom leaves farmers with questions

Members of the Norwegian Seafood Association have flown almost 4,400 miles to reach Campbell River on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, where they yesterday attended the second day of a study trip that focused on harmful algal blooms.

Norwegians visit BC to study algal bloom defence

Norwegians visit BC to study algal bloom defence

Grieg Seafood hosted 29 members of the Norwegian Seafood Association during a study trip to one of their salmon farms located in Gold River, south west of Campbell River in British Columbia, western Canada.

Canadian election fails to lift threat to BC salmon jobs

Canadian election fails to lift threat to BC salmon jobs

Thousands of salmon industry workers in British Columbia were today waking up to the news that their livelihoods remain under threat after yesterday’s Canadian federal election.

Norwegian group visits BC to learn about harmful algae blooms

Norwegian group visits BC to learn about harmful algae blooms

Members of the Norwegian Seafood Association(NSA) have planned a trip to Campbell River, British Columbia to learn more about harmful algae blooms.

Sustainability advocate slams ‘ill-informed’ pledge to ban net-pens in BC

Sustainability advocate slams ‘ill-informed’ pledge to ban net-pens in BC

A Canadian celebrity chef and sustainable seafood advocate has warned that the “ill-informed” election pledge by the country’s Liberal Party to end ocean-based salmon farming in British Columbia sets the seafood industry back and could ultimately harm wild salmon.

Newfoundland fish die-off costs Mowi €5 million

Newfoundland fish die-off costs Mowi €5 million

The die-off of 5,000 tonnes of salmon at Mowi-owned farms in Newfoundland has cost the company €5 million in one-off costs.

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