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Over 50 Indigenous fishers charged over unregulated lobster licences

In 2020, the Sipekne katik First Nation issued lobster licences, saying they could sell their catch outside the federally regulated season

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More than 50 Indigenous fish harvesters in the Maritimes charged or on trial: Ottawa

More than 50 Indigenous fish harvesters in the Maritimes charged or on trial: Ottawa
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More than 50 Indigenous fish harvesters in the Maritimes charged or on trial

Many plan to argue they have a constitutionally protected treaty right to catch and sell fish

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Ottawa presses ahead with charges against 50 Indigenous fish harvesters in the Maritimes

On Sept. 17, 2020, the Sipekne'katik First Nation issued five lobster licences to its members, saying they could trap and sell their catch outside the federally regulated season.

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