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Newsroom Ready: Working with Indigenous nations key to protecting fish: Feds

Ottawa says it will spend $284 million on enforcing fish habitat protection as part of changes to the Fisheries Act. Fisheries Minister Dominic LeBlanc says a “renewed” relationship with Indigenous groups is key to managing fish stocks.

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