Métis hunting rights debated in Manitoba court case
Dauphin man Glen Spence faces May 14 court appearance over an out of season hunt charged as illegal. He argues the act was for food and protected by inherent Métis rights, with Winnipeg lawyer Lionel Chartrand backing two grounds including exemption from laws. Northwest Métis Council leader Gordon Flett supports the case as pivotal for regional Métis hunting rights.
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