Expect decreased salmon stocks in B.C. this year: DFO
Expect "highly variable but generally reduced" returns on salmon species in British Columbia as a result of warm and unusual temperatures.
Dominic Leblanc
LeBlanc hints at interest in portfolio change amid cabinet shuffle rumours
At a World Oceans Day summit Wednesday in Ottawa, LeBlanc made what sounded to some like a very public pitch to make fisheries his full−time job.
Shell relinquishes Canadian Arctic drilling rights in one region, but still eyeing oil and gas next door
The announcement could prove to be a major win for Arctic conservation, ending long-standing delays in efforts to protect Lancaster Sound, home to narwhals, beluga whales and polar bears.
Liberal MP Hunter Tootoo likely hit 'brick wall' with alcohol problem: aunt
The Tootoos, a prominent family in Canada’s North, are far from alone in their struggles with alcohol, but their battles have been very public as a result of both fame and tragedy.
After Tootoo resignation, Dominic LeBlanc follows fishy footsteps of his father
"Minister Dominic LeBlanc has family experience in the field of Fisheries Act reform," says Liberal MP Will Amos.
Fisheries and Oceans Minister Hunter Tootoo resigns
Hunter Tootoo will take time away from politics to deal with addiction issues, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in a statement on Tuesday evening.
Liberals drop controversial motion as Trudeau's Commons fracas reverberates
Government House leader Dominic LeBlanc said during question period Thursday that the Liberals have listened to the comments of the opposition and pulled the controversial motion, known as Motion 6.