Le Journal de Montréal published an article just last week that states the following:
There are salmon populations in 109 rivers in Quebec. According to the most recent report on the Atlantic salmon run in Quebec rivers, if nothing is done in the short term, this species will be in grave danger. For the Atlantic Salmon Federation, data on the wild Atlantic salmon run in Quebec rivers in 2014 present a situation that is in no way encouraging.
For a very large number of Quebec rivers, we are talking about a conservation threshold between 30% and 50% lower than what it should be. The article goes on to say that supporters of salmon consider that Fisheries and Oceans Canada should very quickly form an advisory council so that measures can be taken to save Atlantic salmon in Quebec.
I would like to hear your reaction to this situation, which I think is fairly worrisome.