On February 1, 2019, the Ontario Aquaculture Association and the Livestock Research Innovation Corporation (LRIC) brought together more than 40...
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Cole-Munro and OAA donate a tonne of trout to Spring Food Drive
Cole-Munro Foods and the Ontario Aquaculture Association donated 1,100 pounds of Ontario rainbow trout to the annual Ontario Public Service...
Ontario fish and shrimp farmers exempt from carbon tax on fuels
The Canadian government’s new carbon pollution program exempts Canadian aquaculture producers from fuel taxes. Starting in April 2019, the federal carbon pollution pricing system adds a charge...
OAA welcomes new board member Dr. Marcia Chiasson
The Ontario Aquaculture Association welcomes our newest board member, Dr. Marcia Chiasson, Manager, Alma Aquaculture Research Station, for a two-year...
Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry John Yakabuski speaking about Ontario aquaculture
The Hon. John Yakabuski, Ontario Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry offered this greeting to 120+ Ontario fish and shrimp...
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Why you may not need to worry about Ontario farmed fish after all [Media]
New research suggests that we can farm fish without creating ecological nightmares. John Michael McGrath examines what that could mean...