LFA 14B – Lobster
LFA 14B Committee Representatives met on Wednesday, April 30th and decided to postpone Opening the season on Saturday, May 3rd due to ice conditions. The committee will meet again Sunday
Author: Jessica Johnson
TOW AND ANCHORAGE OF CENOVUS CONCRETE GRAVITY STRUCTURE
With construction of the Cenovus West White Rose Concrete Gravity Structure (CGS) completed at the Port of Argentia, the final phases of the project inshore marine scopes are approaching. The
AGREEMENT REACHED FOR PHASE 2 COMPENSATION IN PLACENTIA BAY
An Agreement in Principle has been reached between Cenovus and the Fisheries Liaison Committee (FLC) for the upcoming CGS operations in Placentia Bay (Phase II). The Committee included representation from
FFAW-UNIFOR WOMEN’S AWARD – NOMINATIONS NOW OPEN
The FFAW-Unifor Women’s Committee is pleased to launch a new award to recognize the work of women in our Union. Two awards will be presented triennially at the FFAW-Unifor Convention
SHRIMP CAPS LIFTED FOR 3Ks LICENSE HOLDERS
The 3Ks committee would like to advise 3Ks license holders that caps have been lifted, effective immediately. Trip limits remain in place.
SHRIMP CAPS LIFTED FOR 3Kn LICENSE HOLDERS
The 3Kn committee would like to advise 3Kn license holders that caps have been lifted, effective immediately. Trip limits remain in place.
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FFAW-Unifor Blames Federal Government for Shortened NL Cod Fishery Season August 26, 2024 St. John’s, NL – The Union that represents commercial fish harvesters in Newfoundland and Labrador is calling
REMINDER: BALLOTS ON 2J3KL NORTHERN COD BUDDY UP MUST BE POSTMARKED BY MAY 31, 2024
Please remember to get your ballot on 2J3KL cod buddy up in the mail, in the postage paid envelope that was provided. Envelopes must be postmarked by May 31, 2024.
MACKEREL SAMPLING OPPORTUNITY
FFAW is now accepting applications for a mackerel sampling opportunity in 4R3Pn and 3KL. Multiple harvesters are required to conduct mackerel sampling in these areas between June and October of
Applications are now being accepted for Green Crab Mitigation Under Fisheries and Marine Institute’s ongoing project in Placentia Bay
Applications are now being accepted for Green Crab Mitigation Under Fisheries and Marine Institute’s ongoing project in Placentia Bay. Harvesters must fish from one of the following 8 locations:– Northeast