Sipekne'katik Council in Nova Scotia is calling for legal action after a Mi'kmaw fisherman said that he was forced to barricade himself inside a lobster pound on Tuesday while a mob burned and vandalized vehicles. The story comes amid ongoing unrest in the province after the Sipekne'katik First Nation launched a lobster fishery outside of commercial lobster season, asserting their right to fish for a "moderate livelihood."
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A Mi'kmaw fisherman says he was forced to barricade himself inside a lobster pound in southwest Nova Scotia on Tuesday night while outside a mob burned and vandalized vehicles and called for him to relinquish his catch.