HALIFAX -- Nova Scotia RCMP have arrested nine people who had been blocking logging roads in southwestern Nova Scotia in a protest aimed at protecting mainland moose habitat. RCMP say they attended a site on Langford Rd. in New France, N.S., Tuesday morning, to enforce a court-ordered injunction against demonstrators impeding a logging project. Activists with the Extinction Rebellion group had been blocking logging roads at the site since Oct. 21, saying they were attempting to protect the habitat of endangered mainland moose. On Dec. 10, Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice Glen McDougall issued a temporary injunction ordering the group blocking the roads in Digby County to allow cutting contractors for the WestFor consortium to enter the area with their equipment.