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Canada’s DFO appeals for calm as tensions rise over Nova Scotia lobster

Federal fishery officers from across Canada are being moved to southwestern Nova Scotia as tensions rise again over an indigenous lobster fishery

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 11, 2021 15:47 BST
A Canadian lobster. Photograph courtesy of Tangier Lobster, in Nova Scotia.
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Federal fishery officers from across Canada are being moved to southwestern Nova Scotia as tensions rise again over an Indigenous lobster fishery underway, reports CBC News [...]

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