40 — Sunday, May 5, 1991 - North Shore News

on their livelihood of increased native catches. Com-
mercial fishermen also fear that their 80% take of B.C.
salmon may change dramatically because of government
recognition of aboriginal fishing rights in any land
claims settlement. Native food fishermen currently take

COMMERCIAL fishermen held a protest Wednesday in
Vancouver harbor against federal policy changes that
would increase catches for native food fishermen. The
protest involved 150 commercial boats which caused
minor delays (to shipping traffic and SeaBus travel.

D'Angelo

INQUIRING REPORTER

May Newton
North Vancouver
I'm not too clear on the I
fishing issue, but 1 find
the government has and
is going overboard
native claims.

Commercial fishermen are concerned about the impact

Anna Marie Should natives get larger fishing shares?

on

Mel Jones

North Vancouver
think all
should share the resource
equally. There should be
no preference to one get-
ting more than the other.

Al Kiverazo
Lions Bay
fisherman

ing privileges
white fishermen.

Lawyer requesis compensation
for NV man in shooting incident

A B.C. Supreme Court decision is
expected to be made June 3 on a
drugs-related charge against a
North Vancouver man who was
shot in the chest during a March
19, 1990 RCMP drug raid at a
North Vancouver home.

Mr. Justice Ross Colver will
also decide if David Lorne Glover,
32, should be awarded compensa-
tion in the case.

Also known as David Cameron,
Glover was shot in the chest dur-

ing a narcotics search at a 300-
block West 23rd home in North
Vancouver. He was holding a TV
remote control in his hand when
he opened the door to find RCMP
officers at his doorstep.

Glover was on (tral this week
for possession of marijuana for
the purpose of trafficking in con-
nection with the incident, but his
lawyer asked the judge to grant
Glover a form of compensation
instead.

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Meanwhile, Glover filed a civil
suit on March 20 against Cpl.
Glenn Magark, suing him for
assault, negligence and breach of
duty as well as violations of
charter rights.

Magark is also facing charges of
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Supreme Court.

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about 5% of salmon catches.

No, 1 don’t think they
should get any more fish-

Carey Stewart

North Vancouver

No, they should be
treated equally like
everyone else.

Vat Van Damme
North Vancouver
If natives can justify
fishing for their personal
use in order to increase
their quota, then I’m in
favor of it.

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