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Canada, First Nations reach settlement in lobster dispute

Some First Nations are reaching accords with the Canadian government to end strife over lobster fishing rules, a long-standing dispute

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 14, 2021 15:52 BST
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Two First Nations have reached an agreement with the Canadian government to commercially harvest no more than 3,500 lobster traps this season off southwestern Nova Scotia, CTV News reports [...]

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