The fishing industry in Nova Scotia has seen a stark increase in tension between Indigenous Mi'kmaq fisherman and non-indigenous fishermen.  Arson, vandalism, and threats of further mischief are being investigated. But what is the cause of all this conflict?  Katelyn takes a look at the lobster industry in Canada's east coast and what has led to mobs of mostly-white commercial fishermen attacking lobster facilities.

The fishing industry in Nova Scotia has seen a stark increase in tension between Indigenous Mi'kmaq fisherman and non-indigenous fishermen. Arson, vandalism, and threats of further mischief are being investigated. But what is the cause of all this conflict? Katelyn takes a look at the lobster industry in Canada's east coast and what has led to mobs of mostly-white commercial fishermen attacking lobster facilities.

The fishing industry in Nova Scotia has seen a stark increase in tension between Indigenous Mi'kmaq fisherman and non-indigenous fishermen.&nbsp; Arson, vandalism, and threats of further mischief are being investigated. But what is the cause of all this conflict?&nbsp; Katelyn takes a look at the lobster industry in Canada's east coast and what has led to mobs of mostly-white commercial fishermen attacking lobster facilities.

Conflict in Canada's Fisheries

An educator and a journalist team up to explore hard hitting topics and dig for truth and meaning among it all. Current events, global talking points, and modern Canadian perspectives by co-hosts Ryan Robinson - an independent journalist, and Katelyn, an educator.

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