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Canada's Three Oceans - Examining the Sediment Records Hidden on Canada's Continental Shelves	Central and Arctic 04/11/2008
In the Arctic Ocean on board the Canadian Coast Guard icebreaker Louis S. St-Laurent, a team of ocean sediment researchers worked against the 'ice loss' clock during summer 2008 to study what the sediments of the Arctic Ocean are recording.

Canada's Three Oceans Voyage	Central and Arctic 05/08/2008
The first presentation concentrates on the science work of the "Canada's Three Oceans" (C3O), project aboard the icebreaker, CCGS Louis S. St-Laurent during its first summer.

Capelin on the Grand Banks	Newfoundland and Labrador 03/06/2008
For its size, the capelin, a small forage fish, occupies a huge place in the food chain.

Capelin: A Small Fish of Great Importance	Quebec 13/06/2012
Capelin was traditionally fished in the St. Lawrence Estuary and Gulf of St. Lawrence for use as fertilizer or bait. Today, its roe is primarily sold to the Japanese market. This extremely lucrative market has sent the capelin fishery skyrocketing.

Capturing the big picture: Pacific hake surveys chart the health of fish populations and the larger environment	Pacific 02/02/2009
Time on a research vessel is costly but vital for fisheries scientists. That's why Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) scientists make full use of their ship-board studies, collecting a wealth of data that will help them piece together a clear picture of species in the seas, and the changing dynamics of their ocean environment.

Centre of Expertise for Aquatic Habitat Research: Exploring the Connections Between Habitat and Aquatic Communities	Newfoundland and Labrador 09/08/2010
Until recently, it was assumed that rocky structures introduced into coastal environments destroy fish habitat within their footprint. Now a Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO)-led research team is exploring the validity of this assumption by studying aquatic communities around structures in DFO's Gulf Region waters.

Changing Dynamics of Marine Life in the Gulf	Gulf 19/04/2010
One of the difficulties in fisheries science - at least when it comes to understanding the rise and fall of fish stocks - is coming to grips with the various components of fish productivity such as reproduction, growth and mortality.

Changing Oceans, Changing Climate	Maritimes 03/07/2005
Oceanic processes in the Labrador Sea and other northern North Atlantic waters help shape the entire world's climate patterns.