Indigenous communities in BC and Washington State turn to the courts to get their voices heard and their traditional rights to farm salmon respected.
First Nations and salmon farmers seek judicial review of minister’s aquaculture decision that prevents them from raising fish in the Discovery Islands of British Columbia.
“After eight years, the Trudeau government continues to fail to provide transparency and accountability in its fisheries and oceans decisions.”
Decision to shut down Discovery Islands salmon farms goes against First Nations Reconciliation, increases food costs and devastates local economies
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