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
- N.S. fishing gear washing ashore on remote North Atlantic islands | CBC NewsPham said that while fishing gear may not pose a greater risk than other ocean plastic waste, its abundance exacerbates the general plastic pollution, ... Read more »
- Revealed: East coast provinces tell Ottawa BC salmon decisions are damaging investor confidence... Canada, according to concerns raised by eastern provinces with the Canadian government. The warning is contained in Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) ... Read more »
- Squid Are Filling More of the Ocean, but Scientists Say One Popular Theory Doesn't Add UpLarge pelagic fish in the open ocean declined from about 82 grams per square meter to almost zero under the highest modeled fishing intensity. FEISTY ... Read more »
- Squamish foot bridge designed to make people stop and look | National Post - PressReader2026-09-05 - REBECCA KEILLOR Urbanism · Vancouver · British Columbia · Santa Ana · Fisheries and Oceans Canada · Park · Squamish · Bosa. Read more »
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