The 2021 Summer edition of the ALLIANCE magazine
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Re: “Why the Mi’kmaw shouldn’t feel trapped by DFO shell games.” Mount Saint Vincent University professor emeritus Anthony Davis’s April 24 opinion piece hits the mark on some legitimate concerns, but badly misses it on many others.
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The Nova Scotia Seafood Alliance (NSSA) is the voice of most small and medium sized seafood companies throughout Nova Scotia. Our mission is to promote, represent and advocate for land-based seafood buyers and processors across the province, for the advancement and prosperity of all.
Our Association has been closely monitoring the recent issues and ongoing developments related to the First Nations Treaty right to a moderate livelihood fishery. These events stem from the inaction of the Government of Canada, specifically the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO). There has been a failure to work with First Nations to define what a ‘moderate livelihood’ means following the Marshall Decision over two decades ago.
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The newest edition of Alliance Summer 2020….
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The Halifax Convention Centre and the brand new Sutton Place Hotel played hosts to the Nova Scotia Seafood Alliance annual general meeting on September 12th 2020. Following social distancing requirements , contact tracing registration, and more protocols than you could imagine, the Alliance held a very safe and successful AGM with 75 companies proudly in attendance.
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Sedna Technologies is a fisheries technology firm that monitors seafood "from catch to plate" to help companies pinpoint where losses and mortality occurs. Sheamus MacDonald is a partner in the business, which is based out of the COVE building in Dartmouth.
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Download a copy of the Alliance Magazine- The Magazine for the Nova Scotia Seafood Alliance!
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I am writing on behalf of the Nova Scotia Seafood Alliance, in response to the editorial reprinted from the Charlottetown Guardian in Friday’s Chronicle Herald complaining about the price Prince Edward Island lobster fishermen are getting in 2018 for their lobster.
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From giant turtles to shipwrecks, interpretive centre connects visitors with community's marine history and heritage
LOUISBOURG, N.S.
Visitors to Louisbourg now have the opportunity to interact with the seafaring community’s past, present and future.
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NSBI: Sea Star Seafoods is one of eleven companies that will be recognized for their export success at the upcoming Nova Scotia Export Achievement Awards on Wednesday, June 14, at Pier 21 in Halifax. Read on to find out more...
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The Nova Scotia Seafood Alliance (NSSA) will succeed the Nova Scotia Fish Packers Association, to advocate for and strengthen the voice of the province’s small and medium-sized onshore seafood companies.
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Taking our show on the road...
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Read the story behind the gradual transition from Nova Scotia Fish Packers to the Nova Scotia Seafood Alliance...
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