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Two dozen laid-off wildlife, fish officers rehired
The Newfoundland and Labrador government is about to re-hire more than two dozen fish and wildlife enforcement officers.
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Fish farming tops beef production in race to the plate
The human diet appears to have reached an important milestone, as world farmed fish production has surpassed beef production for the first time in the modern era.
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Fish farming tops beef production in race to the plate
The human diet appears to have reached an important milestone, as world farmed fish production has surpassed beef production for the first time in the modern era.
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Fish farming tops beef production in race to the plate
The human diet appears to have reached an important milestone, as world farmed fish production has surpassed beef production for the first time in the modern era.
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Ancient armoured fish had ‘abs’
Ancient armoured fish had complex musculature — including abdominal muscles — the discovery of uniquely preserved tissue on Australian placoderm fossils has revealed.
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Fish farming tops beef production in race to the plate
The human diet appears to have reached an important milestone, as world farmed fish production has surpassed beef production for the first time in the modern era.
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Fish farming tops beef production in race to the plate
The human diet appears to have reached an important milestone, as world farmed fish production has surpassed beef production for the first time in the modern era.
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CFIA pulls St-Thomas Fish Market’s registration
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has revoked the registration of the St-Thomas Fish Market Inc. in St-Thomas-de-Kent, N.B.
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CFIA pulls St-Thomas Fish Market’s registration
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has revoked the registration of the St-Thomas Fish Market Inc. in St-Thomas-de-Kent, N.B.
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Bright orange lobsters surprise fish market
35 rare bright orange lobsters are baffling customers at a Bedford fish market.
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Fish return to lower Rideau River
The Rideau Valley Conservation Agency said there are now about 40 new kinds of fish being seen at new fish habitat along the lower Rideau River.
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Flood-imperiled fish saved at hatchery by staff’s fast action
The actions of one employee helped save tens of thousands of fish as the Sam Livingston Fish Hatchery was inundated in last month’s flood in southeast Calgary.
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Fish kill suspected in P.E.I. river
Investigators are looking into reports of a fish kill at Trout River in Prince County.
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Window into cell science through transparent fish
New Brunswick researchers have, for the first time in the province, transferred genes from one species into those of another, giving scientists a window into how cells develop in more complex creatures.
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Window into cell science through transparent fish
New Brunswick researchers have, for the first time in the province, transferred genes from one species into those of another, giving scientists a window into how cells develop in more complex creatures.
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B.C. man finds dead fish downstream from jet fuel spill
Residents in B.C.’s West Kootenay region are sounding the alarm about the environmental impact of a jet fuel spill, after a tanker truck crashed into a tributary of the Slocan River.
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Fish kill worse than first appeared
A fish kill in Trout River in western P.E.I. is far more severe than previously thought, say provincial environment officials.
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Fish kills prompt complaints of government inaction
A third fish kill in as many years has some P.E.I. residents saying the government is acting too slowly to counter the problem.
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P.E.I. lab criticized over B.C. fish finding
A P.E.I. lab that said it detected a deadly fish virus in British Columbia salmon lacked proper quality standards and didn’t thoroughly investigate conflicting test results, a review has found.
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Great Lakes fish feast on facewash beads
Scientists who study the effects of plastic pollution are taking a closer look at a newly-discovered environmental concern on the Great Lakes.
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