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Environmental and socioeconomic restructuring has had profound consequences for coastal communities in Canada. The decline of traditional resource-based industries—fisheries, forestry, and mining—and the emergence of new economic activities, such as tourism and aquaculture, compounded by concurrent shifts in social programs, have affected the health of environments, communities, and people. Drawing...
This paper examines the 1990s fisheries crisis in Newfoundland and Labrador from the point of view of a feminist researcher, activist and teacher involved in that crisis. It opens with a discussion of the broad dimensions of the crisis and describes some of the problems I quickly and publicly identified, as a feminist social scientist, with the adjustment programs it generated. As the crisis unfolded,...
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