Cape Breton First Nation fishery at odds with Fisheries officers

A Mi'kmaw community on Cape Breton launched a moderate livelihood lobster fishery and is having traps removed by federal Fisheries officers, which contradicts the stance set by the government after disputes over a First Nations fishery in southwestern Nova Scotia.

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