July 2, 2008 - News Release: Atlantic Salmon Escape From Campbell River Area Fish Farm.
Campbell River, BC. Marine Harvest Canada today announces that as many as 30,000 Atlantic salmon escaped from its Frederick Arm farm site on Tuesday, July 1st.[Read More]
June 26, 2008 - Marine Harvest Canada proposes operational changes in the Broughton to protect wild salmon.
BC's largest aquaculture company has announced a commitment to coordinate its operations in the Broughton Archipelago to create corridors during the spring out-migration of wild juvenile fish.
May 29, 2008 -Marine Harvest Canada reports successful management of sea lice on its salmon farms
Campbell River, BC. Marine Harvest Canada is placing a full-page advertisement in today's North Island Gazette to update readers on the results of its sea lice management plan in the Broughton Archipelago. This is the fourth advertisement by Marine Harvest in as many months and helps explain the successful management of sea lice on farmed salmon.
May 23, 2008 - Marine Harvest Canada launches informative radio ads to deliver important messages about its business.
Click here to listen to the radio spots as heard on Jet FM and The Port.
[Sea Lice Management Ad][Taking Pressure off Wild Salmon Ad]
May 16, 2008 -Marine Harvest employee wins $22 million on the Lotto Super 7 draw!
Marine Harvest Canada will certainly miss having Shellie at work, but certainly understand her desire to retire and enjoy her winnings!
(photo courtesy of BC Lotto Corporation)
May 6, 2008 -Marine Harvest Canada updates Broughton Archipelago sea lice management results
Campbell River, BC. Marine Harvest Canada is placing a full-page advertisement in tomorrow's Victoria Times Colonist to update readers on the results of its sea lice management plan in the Broughton Archipelago.
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May 1, 2008 -Marine Harvest Canada partners with local group to help improve wild coho salmon and trout survival
Campbell River, BC. Marine Harvest Canada has joined the Tsolum River Restoration Society, Fisheries and Oceans, the Comox-Strathcona Regional District, and the City of Courtenay to build two bridges over Towhee Creek on Courtenay's Regional Fairgrounds.
April 2008 -Marine Harvest Canada updates public on Broughton out-migration
Campbell River, BC. Marine Harvest Canada, BC's largest aquaculture company, is using full page advertisements in today's North Island Gazette and this Monday's Victoria Times-Colonist to update the public on its success in minimizing the number of sea lice on its farmed fish in the Broughton Archipelago area during the current out-migration of wild juvenile salmon.