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Former N B First Nation chief questions early fishing season after boat capsizes

ELSIPOGTOG FIRST NATION, N.B. The former chief of a New Brunswick First Nation says she s concerned the crab fishing season began too early this year after a boat recently capsized off the coast of Cape Breton. Susan Levi-Peters, former chief of the Elsipogtog First Nation, said in a recent interview more consultation is needed between Ottawa and First Nations fishers about when to open fishing seasons. Levi-Peters says she and other members of the First Nation were concerned about the timing of this year s crab fishing season which usually begins sometime in mid-April but she says the federal Fisheries Department went ahead and opened it early.

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N B First Nation questions early start to fishing season after boat capsizes

N B First Nation questions early start to fishing season after boat capsizes
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Missing fisherman s brother says he drowned trying to save others

Posted: Apr 08, 2021 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: April 8 Craig (Jumbo) Sock of Elsipogtog First Nation is missing at sea and presumed dead after his fishing boat sank on Saturday. (Submitted by Derek Sock) As Derek Sock raced to his brother s sinking fishing boat on Saturday, Craig Sock was fighting to save his shipmates in the frigid waters 16 nautical miles off the coast of Nova Scotia. The Tyhawk was making its second run of the day to set snow crab traps when it began to take on water. As the crew tried to ready the life raft, the Tyhawk suddenly capsized, trapping Jumbo, as Craig Sock of Elsipogtog First Nation was known, and another man in the wheelhouse.

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Two more East Coast fishers appear to have died at sea

Two more East Coast fishers appear to have died at sea
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Une Première Nation du Nouveau-Brunswick en deuil après un naufrage

Une Première Nation du Nouveau-Brunswick en deuil après un naufrage
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