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Court upholds British Columbia First Nations’ right to commercial fishery

A court in Canada's British Columbia province has upheld the right of several First Nations groups to fish commercially, ending a longstanding legal battle

By Undercurrent News | April 20, 2018 15:29 BST
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A court in Canada's British Columbia province has upheld the right of several First Nations groups to fish commercially, ending a longstanding legal battle, the CBC reported [...]

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