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I found this article very well done KUDOS to whoever wrote it :D Although it would be nice to see more of the statistics of the extreme difference between what the Miq'Maw fisherman take in and what the non-native fisherman take from the stock, I think that it would be relevant to show the disparity between what we have to live with and what non-natives have to live with, as for my envitable comment of the signing by (canadian funded & controlled) band councils agreement to sell out their rights, it should be noted that the majority of people there do not agree nor accept the actions of the band councils.