March 2012 Archives
Friday March 30, 2012
Full Speed Ahead at the Seal Hunt
Thursday March 29, 2012
Nutan Furs is closing its seal tannery in Catalina.

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Wednesday March 28, 2012
Some harvesters object to licence retirement plan.
Tuesday March 27, 2012
Owner-Operator Reaction from Nova Scotia
Monday March 26, 2012
The Fisheries Broadcast - Friday March 23, 2012
Thursday March 22, 2012
The Fisheries Broadcast - Wednesday March 21, 2012
Biologist joins call for inquiry - Noted Marine Biologist Dr. Jeff Hutchings says he supports MP Ryan Cleary's call for an inquiry into the Newfoundland and Labrador fishery.
Wednesday March 21, 2012
The Fisheries Broadcast - Tuesday March 20, 2012
There's hope for a seal fishery this year.
Tuesday March 20, 2012
The Fisheries Broadcast - Monday March 19, 2012

Monday March 19, 2012
The Fisheries Broadcast - Friday March 16
Friday March 16, 2012
The Temperature Rises on Trawlermen's dispute.
Interviews with OCI's Martin Sullivan and the FFAW's Dave Decker point to the level of disagreement
Thursday March 15, 2012
The Grey Seal Hunt in the Gulf Was a Bust.
Only eight seals were taken this year in a hunt that was crippled by poor weather and poorer markets. We'll speak with Nova Scotia sealer Robert Courtney. A female grey seal moves over thin ice near the shore in Canso, N.S. (Andrew Vaughan/Canadian Press)
Wednesday March 14, 2012
We'll revisit Port Union to see how displaced workers are doing.
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Tuesday March 13, 2012
400 dead seals found on Hay Island, NS
Humane Society discovers dead seals on Hay Island, but DFO has no idea yet why they died.
Monday March 12, 2012
Fisheries Broadcast - Friday March 9 , 2012
Friday March 9, 2012
Does the Province Support Fleet Separation Policy?
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Thursday March 8, 2012
And The Debate Continues
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Wednesday March 7, 2012
Minister Ashfield on Modernization
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Tuesday March 6, 2012
The Broadcast for Mon March 5th
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Tuesday March 6, 2012
The BC Experience in the Fishery
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Friday March 2, 2012
The Other Side to the Owner-Operator Debate
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- February 2015
- January 2015
- Fri., 30 – Frustration in the halibut fishery
- Tue., 27 – There's a cod criris in the Gulf of Maine
- Tue., 20 – Harbour authorities around the province are threatening to quit in the face of federal cuts
- Tue., 13 – Tonight Keith Hutchings will explain the province's plan to take their message to European embassies
- December 2014
- Mon., 8 – Fishcast Confessional
- November 2014
- Mon., 3 – Monday November 3, 2014
- October 2014
- Fri., 24 – New regulations and rules for the aquaculture industry could be bad news for the environment
- Wed., 22 – Province announces money to fund a better way to determine the number of groundfish in the Gulf
- Tue., 21 – Wharf in Newman's Cove the is on the way out
- Wed., 15 – Sea urchin harvesters meet to talk price
- Fri., 10 – New trout farm in Hopeall, Trinity Bay
- Mon., 6 – Tonight on The Broadcast, the province's new minister of fisheries and aquaculture, Vaughn Granter
- September 2014
- Mon., 29 – There's an iceberg the size of a downtown block somewhere off the east coast of the island
- Thu., 18 – Curing heartburn with mussel shells
- Fri., 12 – Tonight on The Broadcast, fried green crab
- Mon., 8 – Province is charging $35,000 for details on the use of a drug to deal with sea lice in farmed salmon
- August 2014
- Thu., 28 – Lots of cod, but no one's buying
- Wed., 27 – High-tech mussel mapping
- May 2014
- April 2014
- March 2014
- Tue., 25 – Gary Collins has a new sealing disaster book
- Tue., 18 – How has life changed for Coldwater Cowboys?
- Mon., 17 – An update from the Boston Seafood Show
- Wed., 12 – Canada has a new trade deal with South Korea
- February 2014
- Mon., 24 – $54 million dollars for aquaculture
- Fri., 21 – Tonight author Shannon Ryan on The Broadcast
- Mon., 17 – Naval architect's thoughts on the Manolis L
- Fri., 14 – Critics and supporters of fish farming
- Thu., 6 – Bill Barry - then and now
- January 2014
- Thu., 30 – The passing of Dr. Arthur May
- Tue., 21 – Struggles in the sea urchin fishery
- Thu., 16 – The Fisheries Broadcast January 16, 2014
- Thu., 9 – Tonight, all eyes are on the Manolis L
- Mon., 6 – Cyr Coutourier on The Broadcast
- Fri., 3 – Keith Hutchings on The Broadcast
- Thu., 2 – He is the man who wants to be premier
- December 2013
- Tue., 31 – A year in review for 2013
- Fri., 20 – Time for sombre reflection in Marystown
- Thu., 19 – Reaction on the Quebec rescue sub centre
- Wed., 18 – Fortune gets an early Christmas gift
- Tue., 17 – Gong Show
- November 2013
- Thu., 28 – One hour phone-in special
- Mon., 18 – Newfoundland and Labrador gets left out of the federal government's cross-Canada CETA tour
- Fri., 15 – The CETA Debate
- Thu., 14 – Ocean Choice and CETA
- Wed., 13 – Atlantic salmon and Mackerel
- Mon., 11 – The latest from Cooke Aquaculture
- Fri., 1 – Reaction to the CETA deal
- October 2013
- Wed., 30 – Captain Sid Hynes receives honourary degree
- Mon., 28 – Jaws comes to Placentia Bay
- Mon., 21 – Tonight, the latest developments from NAFO
- Fri., 18 – Proposed free trade deal is being called a "great day" for the Newfoundland and Labrador fishery
- Thu., 17 – A company previously owned by Danny Dumaresque owes thousands of dollars for an unpaid fine
- Tue., 8 – Big news for the province's cod fishery
- Mon., 7 – Concerns about coldwater corals
- Thu., 3 – Is a smaller fishery really better?
- September 2013
- Fri., 27 – The latest on that major salmon escape
- Fri., 20 – Protecting sensitive coral zones
- Wed., 18 – An update from the Matthew Legacy Committee
- Mon., 16 – Gray Aqua is looking for loan guarantees
- Wed., 11 – The SS Kyle celebrates 100 years
- Tue., 10 – OCI owes the province more than $700,000
- Thu., 5 – CNLOPB is doing some consultations as part of the Eastern Newfoundland environmental assessment
- August 2013
- Wed., 28 – Gray Aqua files for bankruptcy protection
- Tue., 27 – Green Crab and Sculpin Sam
- Mon., 26 – Fred Winsor runs again
- Fri., 23 – Imagine the backlash if the fishing industry called for a ban of oil rigs on the Grand Banks
- Mon., 19 – Labrador cod fishermen will have to wait
- July 2013
- Tue., 23 – Breathing new life into an old engine
- Mon., 22 – Halibut, halibut and more halibut
- Mon., 15 – A new monument is erected in Burin to memorialize the 1917 loss of the banking schooner Mina Swim
- Fri., 12 – Tonight, two stories from this past year
- Thu., 11 – Crab fishermen upset with DFO
- June 2013
- Fri., 28 – Paperwork problems
- Wed., 26 – Ferry frustrates Fogo Fish facility
- Thu., 20 – A mini-aquarium gets two rare sea creatures
- Wed., 5 – They're hopping mad in New Ferrole today
- May 2013
- Fri., 31 – More reaction to the issue of the CETA talks
- Tue., 28 – Money from Ottawa for Muskrat Falls
- Mon., 27 – Running out of time in jackson's Arm
- Thu., 23 – Membership to the Sealer's Association
- Wed., 22 – Trevor Taylor on aquaculture
- Tue., 21 – Junk science?
- Thu., 16 – Escaped farmed salmon
- Wed., 15 – The price of cod
- Mon., 13 – Can cod and crab co-exist?
- Fri., 10 – Searching for a lost boat
- Thu., 9 – Cod vs. crab
- Wed., 8 – Liberal opposition on SAR
- Wed., 8 – Liberal opposition on SAR
- Fri., 3 – Peter MacKay on changes to SAR
- Thu., 2 – Too much crab - too quickly
- April 2013
- Mon., 29 – More about outside buyers
- Fri., 26 – Explaining the markets
- Wed., 24 – Just Say No
- Thu., 18 – The crab dispute wears on
- Wed., 17 – Derrick Dalley accuses the FFAW of lying
- Mon., 15 – Protests, angry words and no fishing.
- Wed., 10 – Licensing services go online
- Tue., 9 – Crab impasse may not last long
- Thu., 4 – Fisheries Broadcast phone-in
- March 2013
- Mon., 25 – Remembering the boys that built the boats
- Mon., 18 – Wharf troubles in St. Mary's Bay
- Fri., 15 – How to kill a seal humanely
- Thu., 14 – High crime on the high seas
- Tue., 12 – Update from the Boston Seafood Show
- February 2013
- Thu., 28 – From the early 1900's: outlaw over-fishing
- Mon., 25 – Tragedy of the Florizel, 95 years ago
- Fri., 22 – Good news for the aquaculture industry
- Wed., 20 – Five fishermen lost in Nova Scotia
- Thu., 7 – The Fisheries Broadcast phone-in
- Wed., 6 – Green grab surfaced in Placentia
- Mon., 4 – Weather cancels FFAW-harvester meetings
- Fri., 1 – The little lobster tag that could
- January 2013
- Mon., 28 – More on troubles on a fishery in the Gulf
- Wed., 23 – More heat for the halibut fishery
- Mon., 21 – The "up" side of free-trade
- Thu., 17 – The seal hunt becomes more animated
- Wed., 16 – What went wrong with the sealing industry
- Tue., 15 – Golden Cod, a unique species of fish
- Mon., 14 – The sealing industry takes another hit
- Thu., 10 – A fishery that's in trouble
- Tue., 8 – Problems in the lobster industry
- Wed., 2 – A good cure for sea-sickness
- December 2012
- Tue., 18 – More on the debate over Labrador crab
- Fri., 14 – Another plant closure today
- Thu., 13 – End of the line for the fishplant in Burin
- Tue., 11 – To cull, or not to cull
- Fri., 7 – Voices from Labrador
- Mon., 3 – Growing up in an Inuit fishing family
- November 2012
- Fri., 30 – The Golden Cod of Gilbert Bay
- Tue., 27 – More discussion on bottom trawling
- Fri., 23 – Fish plants that struggle are nothing new
- Wed., 21 – World Fisheries Day
- Tue., 20 – Where the seal hunt is headed next spring
- Mon., 19 – Seal hunt protest in China
- Thu., 15 – Clearwater is doing very well
- Wed., 14 – The Fisheries Broadcast from Labrador
- Tue., 13 – Repairing past practices
- Mon., 12 – Update on biodegradable twine
- Fri., 9 – Freeze on salmon farms in Newfoundland
- Thu., 8 – Another voice on the OCI issue
- Wed., 7 – A close call off Ferryland
- Tue., 6 – Trouble in Arnold's Cove
- October 2012
- Wed., 31 – Earle McCurdy update from Fortune
- Tue., 30 – The wait continues in Fortune
- Mon., 29 – The fellers from Fortune and the females too
- Fri., 26 – What Loyola Sullivan "did wrong"
- Mon., 22 – A central issue in the Newfoundland fishery
- Fri., 12 – The plan for the OCI operation in Fortune
- Fri., 12 – Meeting in Fortune
- Wed., 10 – Good news for Fortune
- Tue., 9 – Important changes to the EI system
- Wed., 3 – DFO moves toward more online services
- Tue., 2 – A shark encounter of the close kind
- September 2012
- Fri., 28 – Going undercover at Cooke Aquaculture
- Thu., 27 – Fisheries Broadcast phone-in
- Wed., 26 – Fishermen get their own safety association
- Tue., 25 – What to do if there's a big oil spill
- Wed., 19 – The one that didn't get away
- Wed., 19 – Abundance of Cod.
- Mon., 17 – Dissapointment in Change Islands
- Fri., 14 – Do we need to increase the cod quota?
- Fri., 14 – Peckford calls for a new direction.
- Wed., 12 – The return of King Cod.... maybe.
- Tue., 11 – Have the COD made a comeback!
- Fri., 7 – More concerns over bottom trawling
- Tue., 4 – Jubilee Medal Winner.
- August 2012
- Fri., 31 – New Fish Plants in Labrador.
- Tue., 28 – Federal liberals ask if DFO's fleet separation and owner operator polices will stay or go.
- Fri., 24 – The Cod Fishery
- Thu., 23 – The Fisheries Broadcast - August 23, 2012
- Wed., 22 – The Fisheries Broadcast - August 21, 2012
- Wed., 22 – The Fisheries Broadcast - August 20, 2012
- Wed., 22 – The Fisheries Broadcast - August 17, 2012
- Wed., 22 – The Fisheries Broadcast - August 22, 2012
- Thu., 16 – The Fisheries Broadcast - August 15, 2012
- Thu., 16 – The Fisheries Broadcast - August 16, 2012
- Tue., 14 – The Fisheries Broadcast - August 14
- Tue., 14 – The Witless Bay Puffin Patrol
- Fri., 3 – A message for Port Union
- Thu., 2 – Englee Happy to Lose Its Plant
- Wed., 1 – St. Alban's Update
- Wed., 1 – The Plight of Port Union
- July 2012
- Tue., 31 – Life after a Closure
- Thu., 26 – The Fish Plant on Change Islands
- Wed., 25 – Co-op Concerns
- Tue., 24 – The Englee Fish Plant
- Mon., 23 – Stranded Whale Euthanized
- Thu., 19 – DFO distances itself from fish kill on river
- Tue., 17 – Infected salmon will be destroyed
- Mon., 16 – More concerns about salmon virus
- Wed., 11 – Update on St. Alban's Salmon Virus.
- Tue., 10 – Town of Englee struggles with derelict plant
- Mon., 9 – More questions about Aquaculture.
- Thu., 5 – Concerns about Aquaculture....
- Wed., 4 – More Science, More Politics
- Tue., 3 – Trouble with the Halibut Fishery
- June 2012
- Fri., 29 – The most dangerous occupation in the world
- Thu., 28 – Surviving the Moratorium
- Wed., 27 – Science advice and political will.
- Mon., 25 – 20th anniversary of the cod mortorium.
- Fri., 22 – Feds fork over 500 K for sealers' memorial
- Thu., 21 – More Turbot Turmoil
- Thu., 21 – Canada's role at oceans summit
- Tue., 19 – Concerns about bottom trawling
- Thu., 14 – Another mayor decries latest DFO cuts.
- Wed., 13 – McCurdy gets meeting of seismic proportions
- Mon., 11 – McCurdy secures meeting on seismic tests
- Fri., 8 – Turbot Turmoil on the West Coast
- Fri., 8 – Federal Minister responds to DFO cuts
- Thu., 7 – More DFO cuts Coming
- Wed., 6 – More Concerns about Bottom Trawling
- Mon., 4 – The World According to Bill Barry
- Fri., 1 – Thai workers brought in for fish plants
- May 2012
- Thu., 31 – The Broadcast phone-in
- Wed., 30 – Fishery Observers harassed and bribed.
- Tue., 29 – What you need to know about EI reform.
- Fri., 25 – More reaction to EI reform.
- Thu., 24 – Changes coming to EI.
- Wed., 23 – More Cuts to Cod Quotas
- Tue., 22 – Reaction to closure of Marine Radio Stations
- Tue., 22 – Dark Days in Black Tickle
- Thu., 17 – More DFO cuts coming
- Wed., 16 – Two more fish plants gone.
- Tue., 15 – The Future of the Plant in LaScie.
- Mon., 14 – The Rocky Road to Harbour Breton.
- Tue., 8 – Opposition Views on the Fishery
- Wed., 2 – Crab Plant closure in Black tickle.
- April 2012
- Mon., 30 – lobster co-op gets up and running
- Thu., 26 – Fisheries Broadcast phone in.
- Wed., 25 – New policies for 3K crab fishery
- Fri., 20 – OCI's plans to restructure its operation.
- Thu., 19 – What's OCI's Plan for the Burin Peninsula.
- Wed., 18 – Looking for More Markets
- Tue., 17 – OCI Labour Dispute Ends
- Tue., 17 – China Seal Deal in Trouble?
- Thu., 12 – Seal hunt a go on The Front.
- Wed., 11 – Wiseman reprimanded
- March 2012
- Fri., 30 – Full Speed Ahead at the Seal Hunt
- Tue., 27 – Owner-Operator Reaction from Nova Scotia
- Mon., 19 – The Fisheries Broadcast - Friday March 16
- Thu., 15 – The Grey Seal Hunt in the Gulf Was a Bust.
- Tue., 13 – 400 dead seals found on Hay Island, NS
- Mon., 12 – Fisheries Broadcast - Friday March 9 , 2012
- Thu., 8 – And The Debate Continues
- Wed., 7 – Minister Ashfield on Modernization
- Tue., 6 – The Broadcast for Mon March 5th
- Tue., 6 – The BC Experience in the Fishery
- February 2012
- Wed., 29 – FFAW Funding Frozen
- Tue., 28 – Province Freezes Funding
- Mon., 27 – Fisheries Broadcast, Monday, Feb 27th, 2012
- Thu., 23 – Union sounds alarm on fleet separation
- Wed., 22 – Sealers in the dark as season nears
- Tue., 21 – Premier wants truce on fishery in-fighting
- Mon., 20 – Former fisheries ministers weigh in
- Fri., 17 – OCI, FFAW war of words heats up
- Thu., 16 – OCI's Loyola Sullivan Reacts
- Tue., 14 – Fisheries Broadcast, Feb 14th
- Mon., 13 – Remembering a Young Trawlerman
- Fri., 3 – The MayDay Coalition Steps Up The Fight
- January 2012
- Mon., 30 – Financial Help for the Seal Hunt
- Fri., 27 – OCI decision soon?
- Thu., 26 – The Seal Hunt Phone-in
- Wed., 25 – Still More Seal Hunt Reaction
- Tue., 24 – Fallout from MP's Seal Hunt Comments
- Mon., 23 – The Future of the Newfoundland Seal Hunt
- Fri., 20 – The Fight to Save the Marystown Plant
- Thu., 19 – The Phone In with Fisheries Minister King
- Wed., 18 – DFO Reviewing 'Over-Regulated' Industry
- Tue., 17 – Marystown Protest Line Stays Up For Now
- Mon., 16 – OCI Gets Its Injunction
- Fri., 13 – OCI seeks injunction
- Thu., 12 – It's the Thursday phone-in show
- Wed., 11 – One of two Jackson's Arm plants up for sale
- Mon., 9 – OCI in damage control
- Fri., 6 – Province says OCI less than forthcoming
- Thu., 5 – Sea populations on thin ice
- Wed., 4 – Update on new Cougar SAR hangar
- December 2011
- Thu., 29 – Two Views of the Fishery
- Wed., 21 – Meet 85-year-old Wilson Hayward of Bonavista
- Mon., 19 – Good News For Triton
- Thu., 15 – Earle McCurdy on the Phone-In
- Tue., 13 – The Union's Plan for Marystown
- Mon., 12 – Bill Barry on Today's Fishery
- Fri., 9 – OCI's Fortunes on The Burin Peninsula
- Wed., 7 – The Bonavista Plant Lives On
- Fri., 2 – OCI Shuts Two Plants
- November 2011
- Wed., 23 – Harbour Breton: Back From The Brink
- Mon., 21 – The Secret to Clearwater's Success
- Tue., 15 – The Lobster Industry
- Mon., 14 – Another concern about Aquaculture
- Fri., 11 – The Debate Continues On Grey Seal Cull
- Thu., 10 – More Dead Seals
- Wed., 9 – The Trade Deal with China on Seal Meat
- Tue., 8 – Delays in Opening of Gulf Cod Fishery
- October 2011
- Mon., 31 – The Innu Nation on Turbot Concerns
- Fri., 28 – Premier Dunderdale's Vision of the Fishery
- Wed., 26 – Harbour Authorities conference
- Fri., 21 – Another bad year for Black Tickle plant
- Thu., 20 – The Sealers Association gets new digs
- Wed., 19 – Concerns over GM Salmon
- Tue., 18 – The End of the FRCC
- Tue., 18 – Reaction to DFO Cuts
- Fri., 7 – The Fight to Save the Rescue Centre
- Mon., 3 – OCI and the Marystown Plant
- September 2011
- Thu., 29 – Phone-in on aquaculture
- Wed., 28 – DFO reacts to the Sabri decision
- Tue., 27 – More reaction to Cod recovery
- Mon., 26 – Reaction to NAFO
- Fri., 23 – A vision for the Future of the Fishery
- Thu., 22 – The Liberal Plan for the Fishery
- Thu., 22 – The Challenges of the Marystown Fishplant
- Tue., 20 – The Lobster Buy-out Program
- Mon., 19 – Sending Fish outside the Province?
- Fri., 2 – The NDP's Fisheries Platform
- Fri., 2 – Jackman, McCurdy, and farewell to Wilf
- Thu., 1 – Feds, sealers talk turkey
- August 2011
- Wed., 31 – Dispelling myths around aquaculture
- Tue., 30 – There IS harm in shrimp deal: Gregory
- Mon., 29 – No harm in shrimp decision: FFAW
- Fri., 26 – Trinity Bay processor flexing mussels
- Thu., 25 – B.C. lawyer urges caution with inquiries
- Mon., 22 – Liberal SAR plan unrealistic: Jackman
- Fri., 19 – Japan saves snow crab season
- Thu., 18 – More criticism of turbot conditions
- Wed., 17 – Feds meet with firms to talk SAR
- Tue., 16 – Wiseman applauds Liberal plan for SAR
- Fri., 12 – Jackman elaborates on shrimp decision
- Thu., 11 – Disciplined SAR employee tells his story
- Wed., 10 – Marystown plant workers reject OCI plan
- Tue., 9 – CCFI chairman slams shrimp arrangement
- Mon., 8 – Jackman, Butler meet over shrimp deal
- Fri., 5 – FFAW weighs in on shrimp decision
- Thu., 4 – Suspended SAR employee gets job back
- Tue., 2 – Minister Jackman defends shrimp deal
- Mon., 1 – Backroom deal on shrimp?
- July 2011
- Fri., 29 – Analysis of privatized search and rescue
- Thu., 28 – Mid-summer call-in show
- Wed., 27 – Study shows cod comeback off N.S.
- Tue., 26 – DFO employees told to clam up
- Mon., 25 – Quebec SAR centre may get reprieve
- Fri., 22 – SAR: To privatize or not to privatize
- Thu., 21 – Feds float privatizing SAR
- Wed., 20 – Salmon farming, and poaching
- Tue., 19 – Ease off on poachers: fisherman
- Mon., 18 – Meeting on Marystown yields little
- Fri., 15 – FFAW on sentinel; more on aquaculture
- Thu., 14 – Cooke responds to aquaculture concerns
- Wed., 13 – Aquaculture pros and cons
- Mon., 11 – McCurdy defends food fishery stand
- Fri., 8 – Penashue commended, criticized
- Wed., 6 – Food fishery Q and A
- Tue., 5 – Small window for Gulf halibut fishery
- Tue., 5 – Cape Dawn skipper describes ordeal
- Tue., 5 – CG auxiliary members urged to resign
- June 2011
- Tue., 28 – Ashfield regrets calling it a "call centre"
- Fri., 24 – Premier gets firm "No" from Harper
- Thu., 23 – EI top up for Port Union workers
- Tue., 21 – Date set for rally to save marine centre
- Thu., 16 – Shrimp quota announced; rescue centre update
- Tue., 14 – Coast Guard Auxiliary bemoans closure
- Mon., 13 – Bad news for Marystown OCI plant
- Fri., 10 – SAR co-ordinator speaks out on cuts
- Thu., 9 – Reaction to DFO cuts
- Wed., 8 – DFO cuts and stricken vessel
- Tue., 7 – History of the Grand Banks fishery
- Fri., 3 – West coast protests and fish vs politics
- Thu., 2 – McCurdy's meetings in Ottawa
- Wed., 1 – Gerry Byrne vents; poaching charges
- May 2011
- Mon., 30 – 4R shrimp fleet woes
- Thu., 26 – West coast sit-in; Jackman speaks at Rotary
- Wed., 18 – New Ferolle plant owner gives his side of the story and fishermen win latest round in tax case
- Wed., 4 – The Fisheries Broadcast May 3 2011
- Tue., 3 – The Fisheries Broadcast May 2 2011
- Mon., 2 – The Fisheries Broadcast April 29 2011
- April 2011
- Fri., 29 – The Fisheries Broadcast April 28 2011
- Wed., 27 – The Fisheries Broadcast April 26 2011
- Tue., 26 – The Fisheries Broadcast April 21 2011
- March 2011
- Wed., 23 – The Future of the Port Union Plant
- Wed., 16 – Facebook and Seals
- Wed., 16 – Leo's take on the MOU
- Mon., 14 – Should DFO be dismantled?
- Fri., 11 – AND THE WINNER IS.....
- Thu., 10 – Archives: Rebirth of the FFAW
- Thu., 10 – More DORY music
- Thu., 10 – Even more DORY entries!
- Thu., 10 – More DORY entries!
- Wed., 9 – John Crosbie on the Moratorium
- Wed., 9 – Archival Tape: The Moratorium
- Tue., 8 – Dory contest entries!
- Tue., 8 – Archive tape: 1950's seal hunt
- Mon., 7 – Fishcast theme gets a make-over!
- Fri., 4 – Win this dory!
- February 2011
- Fri., 25 – The Broadcast turns 60!