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Years after the controversial 1999 Marshall decision, violence calmed when a fishery officer and First Nation chief found common ground.
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Livelihood lobster fishing cast adrift: How DFO's inaction has history repeating itself, City, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Livelihood lobster fishing cast adrift: How DFO's inaction has history repeating itself, City, Halifax, Nova Scotia

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Lobster fishery at a crossroads - Halifax Examiner

Lobster fishery at a crossroads - Halifax Examiner

Livelihood lobster fishing cast adrift: How DFO's inaction has history repeating itself, City, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Livelihood lobster fishing cast adrift: How DFO's inaction has history repeating itself, City, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Livelihood lobster fishing cast adrift: How DFO's inaction has history repeating itself, City, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Lobster fishery at a crossroads - Halifax Examiner

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