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‘We want answers’: MPs hold emergency debate over handling of N.S. lobster dispute

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‘We want answers’: MPs hold emergency debate over handling of N.S. lobster dispute

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Published on October 20, 2020

MPs in the House of Commons are now holding an emergency debate into the ongoing dispute between Indigenous and commercial lobster fishers in Nova Scotia.

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