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N.B. First Nations won't participate in boycott
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THURSDAY, MAY 15, 2003 First Nations fishermen in New Brunswick, Canada, won't continue to boycott the crab fishery. Non-Native fishermen are boycotting the season but the chief of the Big Cove First Nation says Aboriginal fishermen need to participate. The snow crab fishery is worth $4 million a year to the band. Get the Story:
Natives to start fishing snow crab (CBC 5/15) Related Stories:
N.B. Natives hosting summit on fish crisis (5/9)
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