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Two convicted in Canadian lobster sales scam

The illegal sales of lobster harvested via Canadian food, social and ceremonial fishing licenses was seen by many as cover for a growing black market fishery

By Undercurrent News | April 7, 2022 18:49 BST
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Two men have been convicted in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia for illegally buying and selling lobster caught under an Indigenous food, social and ceremonial (FSC) license, CBC News reports [...]

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