Blue Economy Strategy
Canada has an opportunity to harness its ocean growth potential by building back better—and bluer. Growing a sustainable blue economy requires a strategy to create jobs in coastal communities while ensuring our oceans remain healthy.
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Learn about the Blue Economy Strategy and how you can shape its development. All Canadians have a vested interest in determining how to sustainably grow our ocean sectors while keeping our oceans healthy.
Thank you for sharing your views during the engagement period (February 8 to June 15, 2021). For more information:
SBE Conference
Sustainable Blue Economy Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, from November 26 to 28, 2018.
Canada's oceans agenda
Steps to ensure we have safer, cleaner and healthier oceans.
Outlook to 2027
Presents the results of a dynamic simulation model and more.
Canada's fish and seafood exports
Canada exported fish and seafood products worldwide.
Economic Contribution of Canada’s Marine Sectors
The tables presented estimates of the economic contribution.
Ocean Technologies
Cross cutting advanced technology industry focused on products and services.
Oil and Gas
Oil and gas offshore exploration and development.
Port infrastructure
Ports, port fees, Canada Port Authorities, small craft harbours, anchorages.
Related information
News Releases
- Government of Canada releases What We Heard Report: Engaging on Canada’s Blue Economy Strategy
[March 11, 2022] - Minister Jordan calling all Canadians to contribute to our Blue Economy Strategy
[February 23, 2021] -
Minister Jordan launches engagement on Canada’s new Blue Economy Strategy
[February 8, 2021] -
Canada commits to growing the blue economy at home and around the globe
[December 3, 2020] - Statement by the Prime Minister on the Sustainable Blue Economy Conference
[November 28, 2018]
News Articles
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