Fishing in Nunavut

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Definition of the Fishing in Nunavut?

The Canadian fishing industry consists of operators that harvest wild fish and shellfish, such as finfish, molluscs and crustaceans, from marine and inland capture fisheries. It includes activities like catching, handling and landing wild‑caught species for sale to processors, wholesalers and exporters, but not aquaculture or farm‑raised production.

What’s included in the Fishing in Nunavut?

The Fishing in Nunavut includes freshwater finfish fishing, pacific shellfish fishing, atlantic shellfish fishing, pelagics and others and groundfish fishing. Related terms covered in the Fishing in Nunavut industry report includes the controlled breeding, rearing and harvesting of fish and seafood in either freshwater or saltwater. aquaculture is also referred to fish farming, a fisheries term for shell-bearing molluscs and crustaceans. the category does not include nonshell-bearing molluscs such as squids and a fisheries term for true fish as opposed to molluscs and crustaceans.

Industry Performance of the Fishing industry in Nunavut

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Key Drivers of the Fishing industry in Nunavut

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Census Metropolitan Area Data of the Fishing industry in Nunavut

Key Statistics of the Fishing industry in Nunavut

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