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Lobster trap seizures off P.E.I. spark tension over Indigenous fishing rights
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June 11, 2025
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2:35Now PlayingLennox Island First Nation says 58 of its lobster traps were removed from the ocean by DFO officials on Sunday. They were part of a self-run moderate livelihood fishery, also called a treaty-protected fishery. CBC's Connor Lamont walks us through what people are saying about what's going on.
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