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Showing posts with label cod fish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cod fish. Show all posts

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Fouling up the Fishery - the Food resource, the industry Future, and the Fight ahead.

Sue and Shannon will take on this difficult but most important issue Sunday, November 13th at 8 pm.

You can listen in and participate in Newfoundland and Labrador`s Newest Talk Show by Pressing HERE

Please forward this to anybody who has an interest in our future, particularly after oil and importantly for our rural communities.

Sunday, August 07, 2011

Out of Control

How much does it cost to keep a bad news fishery story quiet until after the election?

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Fish and Chips - Shame on us and shame on you Dunderdale and Harper

The head of Iceland’s Marine Research Institute (Hafro) says that stock measurements indicate the country’s cod stock is getting stronger.

The headline above says it all - in a country where fishing activities remains the single biggest economic activity. So I guess taking real action in the past - regarding foreign fleets and the protection of their livelihood is paying off.

What a sad reflection of Canada and our provincial governments. You think maybe someday we will feel the pride of being our own nation or even just feeling pride - and do what's necessary to protect the future of our children.

Shame on us!

With all due respect to Gus Etchegary, Dr. Phil Earle and others - the time for study and inquiries is over. Sue the federal government for mismanagement, the loss of our fishery, communities and tens of thousands of people. Is McCurdy still trying to get a buy-out package? What a disgrace we will be in the eyes of future generations.

Saturday, January 22, 2011

Test for Newfoundland and Labrador MP's and MHA's

Identify This Fish
 
                           


In order to get my vote - you must find this fish in harvest numbers - to the value of 1 Billion Dollars.

Print this and pass it to all people looking for your vote in both the upcoming federal and provincial elections.