Sipekne’katik First Nation scaling back fishery until community has ‘protection’ for members
Harvesters will be permitted by band to sell catch to help pay expenses.
Harvesters will be permitted by band to sell catch to help pay expenses.
“The buck stops with chief and council,” says Chief Terry Paul
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