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Canadian judge dismisses IUU case against three First Nation harvesters

Judge Tim Landry ruled that police had no evidence that the fishermen were not entitled to fish for lobster under some other license

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 11, 2023 18:16 GMT
A lobster boat off the coast of Nova Scotia. Photograph by GreenSprocket on Shutterstock.
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Three First Nation harvesters in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia were set free after a provincial court judge ruled that the province failed to prove that they were illegally fishing for lobster, CBC News reports.  [...]

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