There has been a historic and unexpected turn of events in the dispute over Indigenous fishing rights in Nova Scotia.
As of Monday, 50 per cent of Clearwater Seafood has been acquired by a coalition, which includes Membertou First Nation, their new business partner Premium Brands, and a number of participating Mi’kmaq communities across Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
Ross Lord has the story.
For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca/news/7454457/first-nations-chief-calls-1-billion-clearwater-deal-a-generational-acquisition/
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As of Monday, 50 per cent of Clearwater Seafood has been acquired by a coalition, which includes Membertou First Nation, their new business partner Premium Brands, and a number of participating Mi’kmaq communities across Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
Ross Lord has the story.
For more info, please go to https://globalnews.ca/news/7454457/first-nations-chief-calls-1-billion-clearwater-deal-a-generational-acquisition/
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