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AFN National Chief To Visit Saulnierville, Address Fishing Dispute

AFN National Chief To Visit Saulnierville, Address Fishing Dispute
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AFN National Chief To Visit Saulnierville, Address Fishing Dispute

AFN National Chief To Visit Saulnierville, Address Fishing Dispute
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On the water: Indigenous fishers say they will fish lobster on St Mary s Bay Monday

Sipekne’katik First Nation fishers in Nova Scotia are transitioning from their food social and ceremonial fishery to its treaty fishery Monday morning.

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Indigenous Fisheries vs Mob Rule | Dissident Voice

by J.B. Gerald / May 15th, 2021 Suspicious fire destroys Potlotek First Nation cabins. CTV.newsOn September 17, 2020, the Sipekne’katik First Nation of Nova Scotia opened its independent fishery, affirming the Band’s rights under Canada’s Supreme Court ruling of 1999 (the Marshall Decision), which allowed the Band to fish for a moderate living under its own regulations. On the 17th and in following days from 80 to 200 fishing boats of the commercial fishing industry came to St. Mary’s Bay to protest the new fishery. There were boat rammings, flare guns, intimidation, and destruction of lobster traps and gear. Canada’s Department of Fisheries and Oceans, the DFO Conservation and Protection Divison, the RCMP, the Coast Guard, were there but provided the Band no protection.

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