U.K. bans live lobster boiling; Canada unlikely to follow
The U.K. has declared boiling lobsters alive unacceptable, but a Canadian fisherman argues similar legislation has no place in Canada's seafood industry. Explore the debate.
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Lobster theft under investigation in Lunenburg County
Nova Scotia RCMP are investigating a significant theft of lobster in Lunenburg County. Get the latest details on this coastal crime.
New P.E.I. programs support oyster industry
Prince Edward Island announces new initiatives to bolster its oyster aquaculture sector, providing crucial support for local growers and processors. Learn about the latest provincial investment.
Lobster Drops to $11 a Pound in Canada
Canadian consumers see lobster prices fall sharply to $11 per pound, offering rare relief as overall food costs climbed 4.2% last month. Discover the factors behind this seasonal drop.
Low lobster prices drive high sales in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia's lobster industry is experiencing a sales boom as low market prices attract consumers. Discover how this trend is impacting local fishermen and the economy.
Unusually Large Lobsters Caught in Nova Scotia Season
Nova Scotia lobster fishers report significantly larger-than-average catches two weeks into the season. Experts weigh in on potential causes and market impacts.
Nova Scotia cracks down on illegal seafood trade
Nova Scotia establishes new compliance unit targeting illegal seafood operations. Learn how this initiative protects local fisheries and consumers.
Microplastics Found in Nova Scotia Lobsters: Study
Groundbreaking Canadian research reveals disturbing levels of microplastic pollution in commercially harvested lobsters from Nova Scotia's coastal waters, raising concerns about marine ecosystems and food safety.
Vancouver's Floata Seafood Restaurant Closes After 30+ Years
After three decades of serving authentic Chinese cuisine and hosting countless community events, Vancouver's iconic Floata Seafood Restaurant has permanently closed its doors, marking the end of an era for Chinatown dining.
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