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In Canada, Aboriginal hunting and fishing rights are protected under the Constitution and various treaties. These rights are essential for the cultural and economic survival of Indigenous communities. Historically, Indigenous peoples have relied on hunting and fishing for sustenance and spiritual practices. Today, these rights are recognized and upheld by Canadian law, ensuring that Aboriginal groups can continue their traditional ways of life while contributing to conservation efforts. |
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