Hide details

Conceptually similar

CP110646171 | Newsroom Ready: Ottawa denounces violence, promises negotiations on N.S. lobster dispute

CP129599021 | N.S. First Nation launching 'treaty' fishery

CP110483171 | N.S. Mi'kmaq chief threatens legal action if fishery not protected

CP110814671 | Indigenous, non-Indigenous fishers describe tensions on N.S. waters

CP19377871 | Nova Scotia First Nation launches lobster fleet amid tension on the wharf

CP110482821 | Newsroom Ready: N.S. Mi'kmaq chief threatens legal action if fishery not protected

CP129599052 | Newsroom Ready: N.S. First Nation launching 'treaty' fishery

CP110813971 | Newsroom Ready: Indigenous, non-Indigenous fishers describe tensions on N.S. waters

CP19378021 | Newsroom Ready: Nova Scotia First Nation launches lobster fleet amid tension on the wharf

CP113291321 | Search teams comb southwest N.S. shores for six missing fishers, debris of scallop boat

Placeline/People

City Vaughan

Country Canada

Ottawa denounces violence, promises negotiations on N.S. lobster dispute

Federal cabinet ministers denounced the recent violence in the Nova Scotia lobster fishery dispute. They also defended their own response while promising negotiations towards a peaceful resolution.

Source name:

Unique identifier: CP110644307

Legacy Identifier: n_NS-Indigenous-Lobster20201019T1200

Type: Video

Duration: 2m8s

Dimensions: 1920px × 1080px 149.37 MB

Usage rights: FOR ONE TIME USE ONLY. NO STORAGE FOR FUTURE USE.

Create Date: 10/19/2020 12:00:00 PM

Display aspect ratio: 16:9