Northern Cod: A Chance to Rebuild @OceanaCanada
Northern Cod: A Chance to Rebuild  @OceanaCanada
Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The collapse of the northern cod fishery is a lesson we can’t afford to ignore. Decades later, this iconic population still hasn’t recovered—but there’s hope.

A fully rebuilt fishery could create 16x more jobs and be worth 5x its current value in just 11 years. It’s time to act. Visit oceana.ca/RebuildFisheries to demand the government stop overfishing and rebuild wild fish.
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Northern Cod: A Chance to Rebuild

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