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Mi’kmaq fishery decision an ‘opportunity’ and ‘interim measure,’ says Liberal MP Battiste

Crown-Indigenous Relations should take the lead on the Nova Scotia lobster dispute, Mi’kmaw Senators say, pointing to DFO’s lost credibility.

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