It took a freedom of Information request to find out the number of Scottish salmon farmers who were issued licences to shoot seals and the numbers shot, to protect [...]

Local CBC journalist Kenny Sharpe dropped into Wesley United Church here in St. John's to witness a 300 Flipper Pie mega serving this past May, cooked and prepared by a [...]

As much as we are happy for the indigenous hunters of Nunavut in this recent decision to qualify for an exemption to the European Union’s ban on seal imports, [...]

The journal Conservation Letters, has published details from  scientists who explored the effects of recovering predator populations such as seal lions, on their home ecosystems, resulting in new conservation [...]

Clare Baker We spotted a very striking sealskin coat displayed at a recent fashion show at the Anna Templeton Center and had to ask who made it [...]

Canadian sealing is the sustainable use of a natural resource conducted under the strictest of humane killing regulations with quotas established through rigorous scientific studies of the populations. Everything [...]

In March 2014, the Fur Institute of Canada produced a report outlining a five-year plan which pin points possible markets for a number of products from the ballooning grey [...]

An exception to the EU ban on trade in seal products was deleted by the Internal Market Committee on Thursday. MEPs ruled out EU sales of seal products from [...]

We pulled this great article written in 2007, for The Tyee a Canadian news and culture website,  written by Terry Glavin, about the hypocritical anti-Canadian seafood campaigns launched in [...]

A report in the Journal of Applied Ecology has been summarized by the BBC. Grey seals are compromising the recovery of cod stocks off the west coast of Scotland, [...]