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U.K. fishermen disappointed in Brexit deal with EU
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson claims the Brexit deal with the European Union will make the United Kingdom an independent coastal state with full control of its own waters, but some fishermen say the deal isn’t going to help them...
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EU fisheries ministers awaiting Brexit deal to conclude own talks
Europe's agriculture and fisheries ministers are meeting in Brussels on Tuesday and Wednesday for an annual meeting, with the aim of reaching an agreement on the fishing opportunities for next year.
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UK issues stricter measures amid new, more infectious strain of coronavirus
UK nations issued new restrictions, stating that a new, more infectious strain of coronavirus was spreading rapidly.
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New coronavirus strain 'out of control', says UK Health Secretary as stricter restrictions announced
UK nations issued new restrictions, stating that a new, more infectious strain of coronavirus was spreading rapidly.
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UK prepares for truck queues at ports as Sunday Brexit deal deadline looms
Ahead of the year-end deadline there are already extra long queues of trucks on both sides of the English Channel as UK companies try to lay in extra stock in case of disruption in January.
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Belgium may use 17th-century charter to keep British fishing rights
The charter was issued by Charles II following his exile to Europe after his father, Charles I, was executed in 1649.
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Thailand air pollution: Bangkok pilots scheme for green transport
Faced with chronic air pollution, Bangkok switches to electric boats for a cleaner, quieter ride.
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‘Final throw of the dice’: UK, EU to resume Brexit trade talks
Negotiators to meet in Brussels in last-ditch attempt to strike a post-Brexit deal before transition agreement ends on December 31.
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Tiger fishing in Zimbabwe: Catch and release helps preserve fish stocks
Conservationists say climate change, pollution, and over-fishing, have led to depleting fish stocks at Kariba, Africa’s largest man-made lake.
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UK meat producers struggle to navigate new EU customs checks
Agricultural producers worry whether they can remain competitive amid increased bureaucracy.
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6 N.S. fisherman missing in Bay of Fundy
A search is underway in the Bay of Fundy for the six crew members aboard a fishing boat lost off the coast of Nova Scotia. But in a community that knows the dangers of the sea all too well, people are fearing the worst.
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Fishing boat with 6 aboard missing in Bay of Fundy
A search is underway in the Bay of Fundy for the six crew members aboard a fishing boat lost off the coast of Nova Scotia. But in a community that knows the dangers of the sea all too well, people are fearing the worst.
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Fears over plans to release Fukushima nuclear plant waste
Al Jazeera visited a fish farm on Geoje Island in South Korea, where a community is worried about the possible release of radioactive water into the ocean by Japan.
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Cape Breton First Nation fishery at odds with Fisheries officers
A Mi'kmaw community on Cape Breton launched a moderate livelihood lobster fishery and is having traps removed by federal Fisheries officers, which contradicts the stance set by the government after disputes over a First Nations fishery...
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Massive search underway in Ireland for dolphin superstar Fungie after disappearence from Dingle Bay
Authorities in Ireland have launched a large scale search for a much-loved dolphin, Fungie, who's been missing for over a week from the coast near the small harbour town he calls home. The mammal arrived in Dingle Bay in the south-west...
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Brexit red tape: UK ports demand government help for fish exporters
Boris Johnson has promised a compensation fund for seafood exporters hit by post-Brexit bureaucracy, but describes their difficulties as "teething problems".
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EU leader summit: Commission president withdraws to isolate
Fishing is one of the most divisive issues in the trade negotiations
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Nova Scotia lobster fishery starts after 8-day delay
Crews in part of Nova Scotia's most lucrative commercial lobster fishery dumped their traps early Tuesday morning, launching the season more than a week late because of weather delays.
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RCMP arrest 21 in connection with October lobster dispute
The RCMP have arrested 21 people in the ransacking of two Mi'kmaw lobster plants in southwest Nova Scotia in October. No charges have been laid. Police are asking the public to help identify individuals who were there.
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Scotland's trawlermen look to Brexit to save their industry.
On shore the Scots may have voted to remain in the EU. But out at sea they’re looking at Brexit as their saviour.
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No resolution to N.S. lobster fishery dispute after emergency debate
A 'minister's special representative' will soon be appointed to act as a liaison between Mi'kmaw and commercial fishermen, says Bernadette Jordan, minister of fisheries and oceans.
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Fishing lodge plans to reopen despite objections from Haida Nation
A luxury fishing lodge in B.C. says it plans to reopen despite a state of emergency issued by the Haida Nation because of COVID-19.
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BC MP asks tourism minister to help outfitters
B.C. Conservative Bob Zimmer questioned Tourism Minister Melanie Joly in question period Monday.
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Senegalese worried over Chinese companies' fishing licences
Move draws criticism from citizens of indebted African country who say their waters are already overfished.