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NDP mock Liberals over fish kills
P.E.I.’s NDP have released a posting mocking what they call government inaction on fish kills in the Island’s rivers.
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‘Ball cutter’ fish nothing to fear, expert says
A fish with a toothy bite does not have a taste for male genitalia, a Danish fish expert is assuring nervous Scandinavian swimmers.
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Farmers meet over Trout River fish kills
More than a dozen P.E.I. potato growers who farm in the Trout River watershed area met Monday to talk about measures that can be taken to prevent fish kills in the future.
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Scientists engineer vegetarian diet for carnivorous fish
Cobia, a fish with flaky, white meat and a sweet, rich flavour, could soon be a staple at trendy dinner parties, after scientists found a sustainable way to raise cobia on fish farms. CBC science...
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Baker | The problem of too much fish
Prices for halibut are soaring, and there’s plenty of it too. But as Fisheries Broadcast host Jamie Baker explains, the situation is far from good news.
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Gigantic mola mola fish washes ashore in St. Andrews
A rare ocean sunfish has washed up on the Bar Road in St. Andrews.
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Gigantic mola mola fish washes ashore in St. Andrews
A rare ocean sunfish has washed up on the Bar Road in St. Andrews.
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‘Copepod’ parasites thinning out fish in Quebec lake
A lake in western Quebec, where the fish were once plentiful, is being thinned out by a parasite.
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Arichat fish plant fire investigation continues
The burned rubble of a fish plant in Arichat is finally cool enough for fire investigators to walk through.
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Fish kills prompt soil conservation to prevent runoff
In an effort to prevent fish kills, work has begun in fields in West Prince, P.E.I. near Barclay Brook and Trout River to limit soil runoff.
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