The Burnt Church issue refers to the conflict between the Mi'kmaq people and the Canadian government regarding fishing rights and resource management in the early 2000s. This dispute escalated in 2000 when a Mi'kmaq community's fishery was destroyed, which led to protests and heightened tensions. Although there have been efforts to resolve the issues through negotiations and legal agreements, tensions over Indigenous rights and fishing practices in Canada continue to be a significant topic of discussion and activism.
what was the end result of burnt church? Is the issue ongoing? 3 sentence grade 9 answer
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