Fish and Healthy Oceans Matter to People: Jennifer Sylliboy, Mikmaw First Nation, Explains Why. @OceanaCanada
Fish and Healthy Oceans Matter to People: Jennifer Sylliboy, Mikmaw First Nation, Explains Why.  @OceanaCanada
Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
Many of the fish populations people in Canada rely on for food, income, and culture have been collapsed for decades due to overfishing and government mismanagement.

"We rely on the ability to fish, hunt and trap our own food." -Jennifer Sylliboy, Mi'kmaw communities representative.

Watch this video to see why the Canadian government must rebuild Canada's fish populations and join us in calling for change act.oceana.org/page/77765/action/1 .
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Fish and Healthy Oceans Matter to People: Jennifer Sylliboy, Mi'kmaw First Nation, Explains Why.

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