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House emergency debate on Nova Scotia lobster conflict underway, as feds say Indigenous people ‘let down,’ more police deployed to ‘keep peace’ amid rising tensions

'We are not looking at implementing quotas within the fishery. This is not going to impact commercial harvesters with regards to a quota-based system as some people have suggested. There is no intention of changing the quota,' says Fisheries Minister Bernadette Jordan.

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BY PALAK MANGAT
October 19, 2020

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House emergency debate on Nova Scotia lobster conflict underway, as feds say Indigenous people ‘let down,’ more police deployed to ‘keep peace’ amid rising tensions

'We are not looking at implementing quotas within the fishery. This is not going to impact commercial harvesters with regards to a quota-based system as some people have suggested. There is no intention of changing the quota,' says Fisheries Minister Bernadette Jordan.

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