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Press releases, op-eds, peer-reviewed science, community voices, and policy analysis. This is the ongoing campaign record.

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Policy · May 16, 2026

The Healthiest Protein in the Grocery Store Is About to Get More Expensive.

Health Canada recommends eating omega-3 rich fish regularly. Farm-raised salmon is one of the most accessible options. The federal government's 2029 salmon farming ban puts that at risk.

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Policy · May 14, 2026

Putting Canada First Means Growing Canadian Food. The 2029 Ban Sends It Overseas.

Canada signed on to global food security commitments and named aquaculture a growth sector. The federal government's 2029 salmon farming ban shuts it all down.

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Policy · May 9, 2026

380 Million Meals. That Is What Canada Stands to Lose.

BC salmon farms produce enough protein for 380 million meals a year. The federal government's 2029 salmon farming ban does not make that food disappear. It just means it gets flown in from the other side of the planet.

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Policy · May 8, 2026

Canada Can Grow More of Its Own Salmon. Federal Policy Is Standing in the Way.

Every year, BC produces 56,000 tonnes of farm-raised salmon. That is about 380 million meals. The federal government's 2029 salmon farming ban would remove that production from Canada's food system.

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The Coalition represents many coastal First Nations offering a made-in-Canada plan for food affordability, food security, and food sovereignty.

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