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Cape Breton First Nation's plan for early fishing forced DFO's hand on new regulations says spokesperson


Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
SYDNEY- Rules for the upcoming spring fishing season were developed and announced ahead of schedule says a Department of Fisheries and Oceans spokesperson.
Minister Bernadette Jordan’s statement that L’nu moderate livelihood fisheries will be required to fish under the department’s licences and within the established commercial fishing season have received harsh criticism from First Nations representatives.
In particular, Kwilmu’kw Maw-klusuaqn, the negotiating body for the Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq Chiefs, has taken the stance that Jordan’s plan lacks the required consultation with First Nations under the Supreme Court’s 1996 Badger decision. That ruling laid out the responsibilities of the federal government when infringing on treaty rights, which include mandatory, transparent consultation with First Nations. ....

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Nova Scotia Mi'kmaw chiefs say Ottawa's new fisheries plan unacceptable


 
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Mi kmaq chiefs in Nova Scotia say Ottawa s new plan to address a conflict between Indigenous and commercial fishers is an attempt by government to control fishing rights that aren t in its mandate.
The Mi kmaq treaty right to fish shouldn t be defined by industry or the federal government, Chief Gerald Toney of the Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi kmaq Chiefs told a virtual news conference Thursday.
He said the plan released Wednesday by Fisheries Minister Bernadette Jordan is unacceptable. Minister Jordan once again made clear that she sees the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada having full control over rights-based fisheries, Toney said. ....

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Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq chiefs say Ottawa's new fisheries plan is unacceptable


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Mi’kmaq chiefs in Nova Scotia say Ottawa’s new plan to address a conflict between Indigenous and commercial fishers is an attempt by government to control fishing rights that aren’t in its mandate.
The Mi’kmaq treaty right to fish shouldn’t be defined by industry or the federal government, Chief Gerald Toney of the Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq Chiefs told a virtual news conference Thursday. ....

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'Shift in perspective:' Indigenous place names moving Canada from colonial past | iNFOnews


Daniela Germano
From left to right, Christina Hardie, Robert Houle, Roxanne Tootoosis, Lynda Minoose, Noella Steinhauer, Lillian Gadwa, Terri Suntjens, Theresa Strawberry, Edna Elias and Beatrice Morin are shown in this undated handout image.
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December 26, 2020 - 8:00 PM
EDMONTON - To Terri Suntjens, symbolism means everything.
That s why she decided to get involved with the City of Edmonton s initiative to rename its wards.Suntjens, who is from the Saddle Lake Cree Nation, became a co-chair of the Indigenous Naming Committee.
Our elders talk to us about how symbolism is so important, says Suntjens, who is also director of Indigenous initiatives at Edmonton s MacEwan University. ....

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