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As long as the non-native people buy the fish, moose, deer, etc. the native people will keep harvesting and selling. Supply and demand. We need to get our heads out of the sand as well.
Drug dealers would go out of business if the buyers stopped buying.
Lakes like Nipissing cannot support a commercial fishery.
Commercial fishing is not a treaty right. Subsistence fishing is.
The next thing you will have natives clear-cutting crown forests claiming a treaty right to gathering wood.
Doesn't really matter what the treaty rights are as no government will enforce judgements anyway and they just laugh on the way out the court room door. The OPP have shown us they will not intervene and I doubt any other regional police force will either. The MNR wont waste resources beyond putting on a show for cameras.
Unless first nations benefit from our laws they don't recognize the crown or authority.
They don't sell moose or deer. Where the hell did you hear that?
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Originally Posted by redd foxx
If someone's not maintaining and checking their nets that's a safety issue, at that point I believe they are free to be taken ashore and any fish set free.
dont forget it's illegal to waste resources so help yourself to any fish that are about to spoil lol
Sad fact is, Nippissing is going down the tunes and that's not going to change. I don't think you will see any action taking place till the fishery collapses.
Should read tubes not tunes
Stupid auto correct
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Originally Posted by Bonkers