When Canadians buy seafood, we should be able to know where it came from, how it was caught, and whether it entered our market legally and responsibly. SeaChoice’s new report, Canada’s Seafood at Risk...

In August 2026, SeaChoice submitted feedback to the Government of Canada as part of two important public consultations aimed at strengthening Canada’s response to forced labour and labour exploitation...

Watch Tracing seafood back to the boat it was caught from Video Online, on GlobalNews.ca

The Canadian Network for Corporate Accountability (CNCA) campaigns to pass a mandatory human rights and environmental due diligence law, empower Canada’s corporate watchdog, and end Canadian governmen...

At this pivotal time in Canadian history, amidst economic and geopolitical uncertainty, it is critical to renew and strengthen federal funding and fiscal policies to address the climate, nature and po...

Retailers and other buyers that heavily rely on certifications face growing legal, regulatory, and investor risks, according to a new study.

Parliamentarians and civil society organizations hold a news conference on Parliament Hill to discuss the government’s announcement that it will be eliminating the Canadian Ombudsperson for Responsibl...

On June 3rd, 2026 the United States Trade Representative (USTR) released findings from investigations into 60 countries regarding their efforts to prohibit the importation of goods made with forced la...

A 2-part report by Ian Urbina’s Outlaw Ocean Project unveils a slew of human rights atrocities in superpower China’s seafood supply chain, and provides evidence that much of the seafood found on North...

For over a decade, Canadian civil society groups advocated for an office to investigate complaints of human rights abuses linked to the overseas activities of Canadian companies. In 2018, the […]

YouTube video by Congressional-Executive Commission on China

At this pivotal time in Canadian history, amidst economic and geopolitical uncertainty and new federal approaches and partnerships, it is critical to renew and strengthen existing funding to address t...

Reposted – Original Article Here* More than a hundred prominent law and human rights experts, labour, sector leaders and civil society organizations warn the proposed amendments to the Red Tape Reduct...

*Reposted – Original Press Release here.* February 2, 2026 MOWI loses appeal. VANCOUVER / UNCEDED xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (MUSQUEAM), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (SQUAMISH), AND səlilwətaɬ (TSLEIL-WAUTUTH) TERRITORIES — The Fe...

Dans cet éditorial initialement publié dans Policy Options, Kelly Roebuck et Georgina Alonso soulignent l'urgence de rendre les entreprises responsables de leurs actes. Elles affirment que le gouverne...

Rigour and established frameworks are needed to maintain high standards

Companies need to be forced to prevent human rights abuses and environmental destruction throughout their supply chains.

Companies need to be forced to prevent human rights abuses and environmental destruction throughout their supply chains.

Supermarkets face mounting pressure as shareholder activism and an OECD complaint make biodiversity risk the next ESG flashpoint after climate change.

YouTube video by SeaChoiceCanada

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Environment Tasmania works with the Tasmanian community to care for our unique environment, keeping us connected to some of the most spectacular wildlife, forests and oceans on earth.

Despite mounting seafood investigations, a new report finds Canadian retailers are keeping quiet and carrying on business as usual.  In October of 2023, the first half of a four-part series by the Out...

The latest Seafood Progress assessment shows major Canadian retailers exclude some direct products like fresh, frozen or shelf stable seafood, and most indirect products where seafood is an ingredient...

New report finds major seafood seller T&T Supermarket is not covered by Loblaw’s Sustainable Sourcing Guide for Seafood, despite mounting evidence of abuse in global seafood supply chains.  SeaChoice ...

In a new Seafood Progress report, Pattison Food Group (PFG) scores in last place across all retailers at 14%, indicating the major retailer is nowhere near taking accountability for the seafood it sel...

A new watchdog report found almost all major Canadian food retailers are failing to openly report the risks of environmental and human rights abuses in their seafood supply chains.

All but one of the six retailers included in the survey — including Costco, Walmart Canada and Pattison Food Group — received a failing grade.

The Outlaw Ocean Podcast is a seven-part series that explores a gritty and lawless realm rarely seen: the high seas.