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November 2012

Senator Manning promotes CSA to Senate

November 5th, 2012|

Ottawa: November 2, 2012: - Senator Manning referred to the CSA's recently published brochure in his remarks in the Senate yesterday. Here is an excerpt from his address in the Senate: "Now for a bit of [...]

October 2012

CSA happy with Senate cull approval

October 24th, 2012|

St. John's; October 24, 2012: - The Canadian Sealers Association fully supports the recommendations of the Senate Standing Committee on Grey seals in the Southern Gulf. It sends a strong message to everyone that while a sustainable [...]

Senate approves plan to cull 70,000 grey seals

October 23rd, 2012|

Ottawa: The Canadian Press. - October 23,  2012:  -  The Senate's fisheries committee has endorsed a contentious cull of 70,000 grey seals in the Gulf of St. Lawrence over a four-year period, in a bid to [...]

September 2012

Tanning pelt processor doing brisk business

September 30th, 2012|

St. John's Sept. 29, 2012 Industry has taken a tanning, but processor thinks it’s bouncing back The seal tannery is bustling on a sunny September morning, as workers handle large stacks of pelts in various stages [...]

Sealers Memorial Sod Turning Event in Elliston

September 28th, 2012|

September 24, 2012 (Press Release:  Home From The Sea Committee) The Home from The Sea campaign breaks ground today on the site of the future Sealers Memorial Interpretation Centre in Elliston, Trinity Bay. The ceremony, signifying [...]

More EU hypocrisy: France legalizes bullfighting

September 21st, 2012|

Again here at the CSA we continue to see the hypocrits in Europe take one stand on "traditional"  customs  when it comes to animal slaughter and those opposed to the sustainable Canadian Seal harvest which is [...]

UK will shoot 100,000 badgers in latest cull

September 17th, 2012|

We here at the CSA find it strangely ironic  to hear news this week that sees the UK government in Whitehall give the green light on a massive cull of badgers! This is the same nation [...]

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