Senator Celine Hervieux-Payette Proposes National Seal Products and Seafood Day
Ottawa, October 30, 2014 – Today Senator Celine Hervieux-Payette introduced her bill to establish a national seal products and seafood day. Senator Celine Hervieux-Payette “If this bill [...]
Local singer to inform Sarah McLachlan on sealing facts
Janet Cull Well known provincial talented singer Janet Cull, who hails from the Great Northern Peninsula, would like to set some facts straight to acclaimed Canadian singer [...]
“Veal of the Ocean”
UPDATED: CSA News, (Original article: November 11, 2013) Today a new fine dining restaurant Mallard Cottage, a former 18th century "Irish-Newfoundland vernacular style cottage" has opened in scenic [...]
New seal processing plant may open in Port Union
If Port Union has it's way it would like to help Bernie Halloran open up a new seal processing plant in it's town next year. It would be located [...]
New seal processing plant may open next spring.
Bernie Halloran, owner of Always In Vogue furriers in St. John's Bernie Halloran, a local furrier who owns Always in Vogue in St. John's, has big hopes [...]
CSA unhappy with EU – Canada trade deal
Press Release: September 24, 2014. St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. The Canadian Sealers Association is very disappointed in the Government of Canada's decision to sign a trade agreement with [...]
Feature: Sealed With A Kiss – sealskin inspired jewelry
Sealed with a Kiss is a unique genuine sealskin jewelry and accessories company owned by Tracy Hayley from Clarenville. It projects a contemporary take on traditional jewelry design and [...]
Update: CSA at Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans
Update: Listen to the hearings: Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans meets with the CSA: Study of Bill C-555 Audio of the hearing and meeting regarding the Study of [...]
Coverage: Elliston Sealers Memorial official opening
Click to enlarge June 25, 2014: - New photos by Jim Winter have arrived of the new Sealers Memorial Center and can be seen here June 20, [...]
7.3 million and growing
"Highest levels observed since monitoring began in the 1950s" reports The Fisheries and Oceans Canada website. Executive director Frank Pinhorn comments on the ongoing struggle with international export hurdles, [...]