The case, the science, the voices.
Press releases, op-eds, peer-reviewed science, community voices, and policy analysis. This is the ongoing campaign record.
B.C. Salmon Farming - The Careers That Keep Families on the Coast
Salmon farming offers year-round careers that keep coastal families in the communities they call home. Reversing the federal government's 2029 salmon farming ban protects the jobs those communities depend on.
Read →Open Letter to Tony Allard: You Keep Speaking About Us. Why Won't You Speak With Us?
Rightsholder coastal First Nations respond to Tony Allard's call for the federal government to uphold its 2029 salmon farming ban, and invite him to their territories for respectful, evidence-based dialogue.
Read →B.C. Salmon Farming - The Supplier Network That Keeps Coastal Towns Working
More than 1,700 local businesses across coastal B.C. hold annual contracts with the salmon farming sector. The federal government's 2029 salmon farming ban puts that supplier chain at risk.
Read →Canada's Food Security Strategy Needs a Key Ingredient: Salmon Aquaculture
As Canada prepares its national Food Security Strategy, coastal First Nations spokespeople Dallas Smith and Isaiah Robinson make the case for reversing the 2029 net-pen ban and keeping salmon aquaculture on the menu.
Read →Where Does Your Salmon Come From Today? (And Where Will It Come From After 2029?)
The federal government's 2029 salmon farming ban would shut down 56,000 tonnes of Canadian production and replace it with imports from Norway, Chile, and Scotland.
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