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Chief Mike Sack of the Sipekne’katik First Nation. The Sipekne’katik First Nation is moving ahead with another ‘moderate livelihood’ lobster fishery in St. Mary’s Bay this summer. In a release last week, Chief Mike Sack says the season would run from June 1st to December 15th, with a break from mid-July to early September. The break would be for the Dalhousie Marine Affairs Program to conduct a conservation study. Chief Sack says the band will return their nine LFA 34 licenses to the federal government, which he says limits employment in the fishery to 20-25 people. “If we were to re-arrange those and stay within the same amount of traps and just fish at a different time of year that our smaller boats can utilize, we could have up to 200 people working a year. It’s much better for our community.”

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