Global Alliance Against Industrial Aquaculture

Staniford Dept: VANCOUVER - Only days after he was removed from Canada for overstaying a visitor's permit, a controversial salmon-farming critic says he has settled in Norway to "slay the dragon in its own lair.", according to Winnipeg Free Press. But supporters see him as a tireless critic and Staniford is promising to take his battle against the industry to Europe, where he'll serve as the global campaign co-ordinator for another environmental group and don Staniford, of The Global Alliance Against Industrial Aquaculture, poses for a photograph in Vancouver. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck Since 2005, British-born activist Don Staniford has been a divisive force in British Columbia's ongoing salmon-farming debate. He has been accused by the industry of going beyond rational dialogue and distorting facts and has twice been sued by B.C. companies for defamation. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.