The action plan for the St. Lawrence Estuary beluga has been posted. Learn more: https://t.co/qenSxOpEJO

One fish, two fish! Watch our team capture and tag Chinook salmon in the Harrison River in BC. These tags help us count how many fish return to the system. https://t.co/TPd8BZcJf9

🎣Help us keep this tradition strong and sustainable. Complete the food fishery survey today!­­­ 🗓️ Survey open until January 9 👉 https://t.co/7BarebUBT6

2/2 Data from lost gear reporting helps us find lost gear, develop solutions to prevent future gear loss, and identify the most common causes and areas of gear loss. To report your lost fishing gear and learn more, visit:

1/2 Abandoned, lost or otherwise discarded fishing gear, also known as ghost gear, is one of the most harmful forms of marine pollution. Remember to report any lost fishing gear, it’s a condition of licence for all commercial harvesters.

We’re investing in innovative #BC companies like @OceanRobotics, as they build a strong blue economy in Canada. Their Canadian-made, solar-powered autonomous boats are revolutionizing how we monitor & protect our oceans & coastal borders. Learn more: https://t.co/yI6wbUFvVy

3/3 Thank you to everyone working hard to support a vibrant, sustainable future for our fisheries.

2/3 From coast to coast to coast, dedicated fish harvesters provide people around the world with high-quality, sustainably sourced seafood, and play an important role in Canada's economy by contributing over $8 billion worth of fish and seafood exports each year.

1/3 Today on World Fisheries Day, we have a lot to be proud of - from the longest coastline in the world, to rich and diverse marine ecosystems, to our long history of sustainable fishery management.

We are proud of the work of our fishery officers in supporting the RCMP's investigation in this matter.

2/2 Why? To improve marine safety in an area where tidal ranges can vary dramatically and currents can reach as high as a two-storey building! Learn more:

1/2 Last month, #OurScientists at our Canadian Hydrographic Service installed 5 tide gauges and 1 current meter in Skidegate Narrows, #HaidaGwaii.

2/2 Zebra mussels can disrupt local ecosystems, damage watercraft and cause damage to infrastructure like intake pipes. To help protect our waters, remember to clean, drain, and dry your watercraft after use. Learn more:

1/2 That's a wrap on another season of inspections at the border crossing in Emerson, Manitoba! In collaboration with @CanBorder, we inspected 772 watercraft to ensure they were free of aquatic invasive species like zebra mussels.

🐟 Enjoy cod fishing? 🎣 Your voice matters! Help shape the future of the NL food fishery! 🗓️ Survey open until January 9 🔗 https://t.co/g7vQT8MByJ

⚠️ Are you a commercial fish harvester? If you haven't yet paid your 2025 licence renewal fees, visit our National Online Licensing System and pay with a few easy clicks before your licence expires on December 31. https://t.co/I6E6tofNPs

2/2 🗓️ Survey open until January 9 🐟 Learn more about the three cod stocks primarily fished in the food fishery. 🔗 https://t.co/iXu6AEWzHI

1/2📢 Have your say! Today, we launched a public survey to help shape the future of the food fishery in Newfoundland and Labrador. 🐟 We want to hear from you — fishers, families, and coastal communities — about how we manage this vital resource. 🔗 https://t.co/Yo7iVTwSvc

3/3 🐟 Learn more about the three cod stocks primarily fished in the food fishery. 🔗 https://t.co/qNI8ZODa26

2/3 We want to hear from you — fishers, families, and coastal communities — about how we manage this vital resource. 🔗 https://t.co/7tBaLfvz5X 🗓️ Survey open until January 9