– Marine workwear manufacturer Climate Technical Gear is taking its Sevaen line to the Mid-Atlantic coast of the United States through a partnership with Hercules SLR (US) Inc.
“After meeting with John Reardon, general manager from Hercules, I came...
The Canadian lobster sector is feeling the impact of recent dramatic increases in the value of the Canadian dollar vs. the U.S. dollar, the most commonly used currency for international lobster trading. Relative to the U.S. dollar, the Canadian...
— Despite a Newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court ruling requiring the Placentia Bay aquaculture project to have “the highest level of further environmental assessment,” the provincial government has decided to appeal.
Notice was provided by the Crown to the...
St. Louis-de-Kent lobster fisher Maurice Mazerolle holds the six-pound lobster he caught in LFA 25, the eastern Northumberland Strait, at the end of August. This is the first time in 27 years of commercial fishing Mazerolle has landed a...
Lobster buyers Courtney Wall, left, and Clifford Smallwood hold a small, blue lobster at the Botsford Wharf in Murray Corner, N.B. The one-clawed lobster recently found its way into the trap of husband-and-wife fishers Tony and Sherry Trenholm of...
Defending the dark
It’s only in true darkness that you can see the light, and that’s what draws people from all over the world to Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site.
Dave Chapman, a life member of the Royal Astronomical...
With their display of waterproof fishing suits, the King Fish booth was hard to miss at a recent marine trade show in Charlottetown. The company, a division of VAC Plastics, is centered in Ontario, but has a branch office...