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Kinew urges Bloodvein First Nation to reconsider turning moose hunters away

  • Posted on September 25, 2026
  • By The Toronto Star
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In brief

Manitoba's Premier Wab Kinew has called upon the Bloodvein First Nation to reconsider implementing a checkpoint that restricts access for licensed moose hunters. The Premier expressed concerns that such enforcement measures could potentially create tension and division between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities in the region. This controversy highlights ongoing debates regarding hunting rights, territorial sovereignty, and resource management on First Nation lands.

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Kinew urges Bloodvein First Nation to reconsider turning moose hunters away
Kinew urges Bloodvein First Nation to reconsider turning moose hunters away

SELKIRK - Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says a checkstop set up near a First Nation could lead to division between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people after allegations that licensed hunters are
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