Who We Are
The roles of the Centre are to report on stock status, evaluate stresses on fish populations and habitats, promote the use of state of the art science and technology, and to provide a forum for information sharing and participation with stakeholders. The Centre also plays an important role in offering management recommendations to promote sustainable fisheries and resolve conflict.
The A/OFRC has established a solid working relationship with First Nations, provincial agencies and community organizations by earning a reputation as a trusted independent source of fisheries information. We will continue to strive to maintain and strengthen these relationships in any future endeavours.
Fishy News
- Hormone pollution turned male fish into fiercer rivals and poorer parents - Newswise... Fisheries and Oceans Canada. The findings suggest scientists may be underestimating the ecological risks posed by hormone pollution and other ... Read more »
- A New Global Fishing Agreement Protects Coastal Communities - Walton Family FoundationCommitments like those in the Mombasa Declaration also protect critical ocean ecosystems. By working with nature to support a healthy ocean we can ... Read more »
- Canadian lobster and snow crab are in high demand in Vietnam.According to data from the Canadian Department of Fisheries and Oceans, in 2025, the country exported 79,380 tons of lobster, valued at approximately ... Read more »
- CityUHK team invents novel eDNA membrane to advance understanding of inshore fish diversityMedia Advisory - Fisheries and Oceans Canada to ... Read more »
- Canada will let a new Bay of Fundy tidal farm grow one turbine at a time, then let the fish ...What environmental feedback do they need to see first? How authorization must be staged under rules for marine protection. Fisheries and Oceans Canada ... Read more »
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