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Bonus Episode: Consider the Lobstermen
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Date：2025-04-14 14:24:25
In Canada, tensions between indigenous fishermen and commercial fishermen have been simmering for decades. On today's bonus episode, from our friends at NPR's Planet Money team, reporter and host Alexi Horowitz-Ghazi travels to Nova Scotia to figure out how a group of Mi'kmaw fishermen asserted their rights to fish and what happened when commercial lobsterman struck back hard.
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