The Broadcast

We'll meet Captain John Ennis who emceed the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Marine Institute + Margaret Morris, Retired RCN Lt. Commander, gives us a tour of the Crow's Nest which was established as a respite for naval and merchant marine officers.

Terry Ryan of La Scie is lobbying for hook and line fishing for cod to be permitted in two marine refuges + Calvin Coombs of Portugal Cove South on his connections to the wreck of SS Anglo Saxon.

Placentia Bay fish harvester Jamie Barnett, who's an inshore representative with FFAW, says allowing a commercial cod fishery in 3PS will help gather science on the stock + As DFO considers listing some salmon populations as "species at risk," we hear from Bruce Leamon, former co-chair of COSEWIC's marine fish committee, which first aired in June 2026.

A stock assessment of cod on the south coast of the province leaves more questions than answers + A survey shows that products made from seals are less likely to be purchased than those made from leather and wool products.

Loyola O'Driscoll, NL's minister of fisheries and aquaculture, on why they're helping to fund a new way to treat sea lice +  Federal fisheries minister Joanne Thompson says Canadian lobster and crab will remain tariff-free until the end of 2028 + Land & Sea's Jane Adey speaks with Calvin Coombs about this connection to the wreck of the SS Anglo Saxon.

Oceana scientist Rebecca Schijns says DFO may reclassify species such as the porbeagle shark and winter skate under the Species at Risk Act + We'll hear DFO officials answer some tough questions about the health of Atlantic salmon.

Mike Maguire, president and CEO of Copsys Technologies Inc., says they've invented a marine paint that's able to detect corrosion and repair itself + Aboard his boat last summer, harvester Ivan Batten tells the Land & Sea crew how important the capelin fishery is for sustaining rural NL 

Janick Cormier of the Canadian Independent Fish Harvesters Federation is calling on the federal government to give more financial support for fishermen + Hear more from a HOC fisheries committee meeting as they look into Atlantic salmon.

Castine Coleman and Cyr Couturier spoke to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans about Atlantic salmon + Strange Truths and Tall Tales: We'll hear from Robert Hiscock of the website Product of Newfoundland.

Stock assessment biologist Ron Lewis speaks to Land & Sea's Jane Adey about what needs to happen in order for capelin to thrive + Site Supervisor Valerie O'Brien tell us about a mysterious incident at the Point Amour Lighthouse.

Ferryland mayor Aiden Costello and Jill Curran of the town's tourism committee on how they're marking the 100th anniversary of the wreck of the cargo ship Torhamvan + Bill Osmond of the Cape Ray Fishermen's Cooperative says building better access to the ocean will benefit the town into the future.

Did the closures create a breeding ground for predators? The FFAW says it's time to have a close look at what's going on inside the Hawke Channel and Funk Island Deep refuges + Point May mayor Darren Harris on the community effort involved in moving two stranded pilot whales.

Andie Bulman and Michael Peers with an update on their documentary 'Invasivore' + Murals and more: Shiann Hynes of Red Cliffe shows us his unique home.

Fisheries and Oceans minister Joanne Thompson talks about the Atlantic Fisheries Fund + DFO's Julie Diamond on why the Hawke Channel and Funk Island Deep areas were established as "marine refuges" + Land & Sea host Jane Adey on what to expect this season.

Who owns the fishing boat that grounded in Bay de Verde? + From 2018, we'll hear about the decision to close the Hawke Channel and Funk Island Deep areas to some fishing activity + Gus and Frances Oldford have some insight into the story behind the song, Tickle Cove Pond.

The CBC's Terry Roberts is in Bay de Verde as work continues to tow the High Roller III off the rocks + We tag along with volunteers rescuing storm petrels on a dark and stormy night in Holyrood.

The crew of the "High Roller III" had to abandon the vessel in Conception Bay, CBC's Terry Roberts tells us what happened + Chloe Regular and her mother Anette Power on why they started "Petrel Retrieval NL."

Terry Ryan says "hook and lining" for cod is on the increase, but wonders why harvesters are not allowed to use this fishing method in the Hawke Channel or Fund Island Deep areas + A life in and around ships and now the Order of Canada, but what accomplishments mean the most to Capt. Sid Hynes?

Red Cliffe resident Gus Oldford has a lot of memories of the Quinton premises + Shawna Prince takes us on a tour of the historic fishing premises + Shiann Hynes sees a lot of potential in tourism in the community of Red Cliffe.

All for a Song: Songwriter Bud Davidge and author Alex Hickey talk about the legacy of Simani and the significance of Bud's lyrics over the past 50 years.

Reginald MacDonald has some concerns about the City of Corner Brook letting a massive whale rot on a local beach + Dunville fisherman Ken Viscount says invasive green crab are a threat to many commercial species in the Placentia Bay.

Ian Urbina of the Outlaw Ocean Project talks about an investigation into fish farms in the Xinjang region of China + Bonnie Morgan, head of the Centre for Newfoundland Studies, shows us how to use the Fisheries Bibliography.

Michelle O'Sullivan from Mayo County Council describes a large buoy from Nova Scotia that washed up on a beach in Ireland recently + Catherine Danita Burke, who researches anti-sealing activism, talks about the EU's fitness test of its seal trade policies, which is due to be released by the end of 2026.

Musician Mark Manning portrays his musical mentor in an episode of "Son of a Critch" about the cod moratorium + Is he the next Zita Cobb? Spencer Lake has founded the Saltwind Foundation to bolster the communities of Ramea, Burgeo, Francois and Grey River.

In terms of considering a lobster food fishery, "It didn't feel like the democratic process was followed," says lobbyist Kyle Mulcahey + Lin Paddock, minister of jobs, growth and rural development, speaks at the first New Harvesters summit + DFO's Lynn Lush says there are some valuable and reasonable options on the table on how to make money from green crab.