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Monday, February 4, 2019 B.C. herring fishery defense Canada's fisheries minister shuts down calls to cancel the Strait of Georgia herring fishery. International halibut commission avoids impasse, sets catch limits Statement from Chris Oliver on Pacific halibut quota Coast Guard cutter crewman dies in crane accident at Homer Alaska legislative hearing set on Vincent-Lang appointment Vigor to put new shipyard in Vancouver, Washington, close Ballard site Senators reintroduce GE salmon labeling bill Opinion: Donlin Gold project not as fish-friendly as state asserts Tuesday, February 5, 2019 Juneau watch Alaska state debt is declining, but lawmakers still expect mammoth budget cuts. UniSea still waiting on DOC decision about inmate work program Homer rallies around deceased Coast Guard member's family Shutdown cripples, but doesn't sink, Alaska Marine Science Symposium Climate change will alter the color of the oceans, new research finds Wednesday, February 6, 2019 Reward offered in sea lion shootings More than 12 sea lions have been confirmed shot in Washington's King and Kitsap counties since September. EPA ices Washington state's effort to regulate hot water in Columbia, Snake rivers Death of Coast Guard crewman at Unalaska remains under investigation Microplastics found in mollusks at Sitka MP Cullen calls federal ruling a 'huge win for wild salmon' Thursday, February 7, 2019 Speaking up for salmon The push continues for Klamath River dam removal. Norton Sound winter red king crab fishery to open Feb. 25 As the Bering Sea warms, this skipper is chasing pollock to new places 'Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak B.C. herring management plan approved Anacortes locals weigh in on permits for Atlantic salmon farms Friday, February 8, 2019 Juneau watch Gov. Mike Dunleavy's pick to lead the Alaska Department of Fish and Game vows a tough stance against federal agencies. The largest ever oyster farms could be coming to Southeast Alaska Utility director wary of Sitka granting hatchery more free water Scientific experts say fish virus poses low risk to Fraser River sockeye Federal bird kill in Columbia River reportedly did nothing to save salmon

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