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- Federal fisheries officers in Nova Scotia have refused some duties, citing threats and safety concerns from increased violence while enforcing fishing regulations.
- Officers report being threatened, shot at, and physically attacked, prompting a review by the federal labour minister.
- Tensions between fisheries officers and Indigenous fishers remain high, especially over treaty rights and elver fishing enforcement.
DFO Officers in Nova Scotia Refuse Duties Due to Rising Violence on the Water
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