Fabian Dawson is the Deputy Editor-in-Chief at New Canadian Media. He focuses on topics related to Canada, including immigration, social issues, and the legal landscape in Ottawa, often exploring the intersection of these themes. His work has been featured in publications such as the Penticton Herald and Estevan Mercury.
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Fabian Dawson's coverage predominantly focuses on the agriculture and farming sector, particularly within Canada and British Columbia. He frequently covers government announcements and legal policy regulations related to salmon farming, aquaculture, First Nations, and fisheries in Canada.
Given Fabian's extensive coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulations in the context of agriculture & farming, experts with insights into these areas would likely be well-received for providing commentary or analysis. Additionally, individuals with specific knowledge about salmon farming practices, aquaculture developments as well as those involved with First Nations communities in BC may find opportunities to contribute valuable perspectives to his articles.
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Open-net fish farms can continue to operate in B.C.
National Circle for Indigenous Agriculture and Food decries hearsay, activism, and negative messaging about salmon farming in B.C.
“Ensuring the expansion of sustainable aquaculture is of fundamental importance for consumers,” – Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO).
Canada's federal and provincial governments are being challenged by seafood farmers to develop a new vision to grow the nation's aquaculture sector
Canada says new guidelines will be a tool to promote sustainable aquaculture domestically and abroad, even as it scales back salmon farming in British Columbia.
Aquaculture partnership between the Kitasoo Xai'xais and Mowi Canada West hailed in a poignant ceremony to exemplify the true meaning of reconciliation with First Nations.
Federal Government delays transition plan for salmon farmers in yet another broken pledge to the aquaculture sector that supports thousands of families in British Columbia
“I see a long-term future for land-based [fish farming], but unfortunately, not here in B.C. unless something drastically changes,” – Gary Robinson, consultant with Kuterra
New study and data counters the continued exaggeration by activists that wild fish populations are declining due to sea lice from salmon farms.
With a supportive government, in aquaculture, B.C. salmon farmers could generate $2.5 billion in output, $930 million in GDP, and 9,000 jobs.
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