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The Ahousaht case

Fisheries

Nations transition into a growing share of crab fishery

Tseshaht boats fish on the Somass River in September. The Tseshaht and Hupacasath First Nations harvested from the river this year according to an economic opportunity agreement with DFO, which totalled 32,248 chinook salmon by the end of the season. (Eric Plummer photo)
Fisheries

Nations reach out to new fisheries minister, stating DFO needs more than science

Eric Plummer
Fisheries

Five nations assert right to half of overall catch

Eric Plummer
Fisheries

Feds do not appeal recent ruling on fishing rights

Eric Plummer
Fisheries

Nations hopeful court ruling will translate into better allocations

Eric Plummer
Ahousaht Fisheries Manager, the late Darrell Campbell, hauling in home-use dog (Chum) salmon.
Fisheries

Fisheries warriors: A look back at Nuu-chah-nulth-aht prior to the Ahousaht case

Denise Titian
Fisheries

‘Reset’ on fishing rights: Nations celebrate court decision

Eric Plummer
Fisheries

T’aaq-wiihak Fisheries calls on federal government to redirect fish surplus

Melissa Renwick
Fisheries

Ten years later, nations press government to honour 2009 fisheries court decision

Denise Titian
Fisheries

T’aaq-wiihak nations watch closely as Listuguj Mi’gmaq chart defiant course to affirm commercial right

Mike Youds
Fisheries

T’aaq-wiihak fisheries await fall court decision

Mike Youds
Fisheries

Federal Court dismisses injunction, five nations stuck with allocation after commercial sector sees another 6,000 chinook

Eric Plummer

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