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Departing Fisheries Minister Bernadette Jordan says new fishing agreements with Mikmaw communities indicate her approach to the Indigenous lobster harvest is working, despite continuing tensions on the water.

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Sipekne’katik First Nation fishers in Nova Scotia are transitioning from their food social and ceremonial fishery to its treaty fishery Monday morning.

Last Updated: Tuesday, May 11, 2021 14:48 A dispute over lobster fishing in Canada’s east coast maritime provinces has been simmering for years. Pitting Indigenous groups against regulated commercial fishers, it boiled over into violence last year in Nova Scotia. Indigenous fishers say they have treaty and Supreme Court rights to fish where and when they want, and beyond personal, cultural, and ceremonial needs, to earn a ‘moderate living’ from the resource. The Supreme Court later ...

Chief Mike Sack of the Sipekne’katik First Nation. The Sipekne’katik First Nation is moving ahead with another ‘moderate livelihood’ lobster fishery in St. Mary’s Bay this summer. In a release last week, Chief Mike Sack says the season would run from June 1st to December 15th, with a break from mid-July to early September. The break would be for the Dalhousie Marine Affairs Program to conduct a conservation study. Chief Sack says the band will return their nine LFA 34 l...