Toxins and Fish Health
The following multi-part news coverage includes three components intended to inform the public about the impacts on fish health of toxins in Canada’s water
Entries by Lawrence
Canada’s Commercial Ocean Fisheries in Danger
In 1992 the North Atlantic Cod fishery was closed along Canada’s east coast, and 25 years later has still not re-opened.
Plastic Fish Plastic Food
Eating fish is promoted as a super healthy food, but a University of McGill researcher, Laura McDonnell, recently went public about her decision to stop eating fish
Fishing with Moby and Gord Ellis on the Nipagon River
While wading rivers for Trout I find it interesting just how closely my guide dog Moby watches my every move.
Great Lakes Restoration Initiative
There’s no shortage of troubling news reports these days about our shared land border with the United States.
Published Reviews of my documentary What Lies Below
Reviews of Lawrence’s documentary What Lies Below
World Whale Populations
The book and movies featuring Moby Dick touch on a significant period in our evolution when we hunted whales around the world commercially.
Microbeads
It seems like plastic is playing an increasingly bigger role in our lives every year.
Christopher Pollon on the Proposed Site C Dam
The Peace River that still flows wild in north-east British Columbia is as unusual as it is beautiful, but that won’t stop its being dammed once and for all. Journalist Christopher Pollon has dug into the story including a canoe trip along the Peace itself, and still hasn’t figured out why is the mega Site […]