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Newspaper Title Author Date
The Calgary Herald Treaty signed in 1760 still valid, says top court 09/18/1999
The Vancouver Sun Top court upholds 1760 aboriginal treaty: The ruling in favour of native rights could establish a new approach to treaty disputes. RICK MOFINA 09/18/1999
The Toronto Star Micmacs hail supreme court victory KELLY TOUGHILL and VALERIE LAWTON 09/18/1999
The Ottawa Citizen 'I don't want to see the Supreme Court again': Donald Marshall Jr. fought the law twice. Yesterday, he won again. CHRIS COBB 09/18/1999
The Ottawa Citizen High court upholds native treaty rights: Donald Marshall not guilty of trapping eels without a licence, judges rule RICK MOFINA 09/18/1999
The Gazette (Montreal) Landmark win for Micmacs: High-court ruling sets standard for treaty interpretation RICK MOFINA 09/18/1999
Calgary Herald It's law victory No. 2 for battling Marshall CHRIS COBB 09/18/1999
Canadian Press Fisheries and Oceans: Dhaliwal Makes Statement on Marshall Case Ruling 09/20/1999
The Ottawa Citizen A right so wrong 09/21/1999
The Gazette (Montreal) Donald Marshall ruling cited in N.B. logging case CHRIS MORRIS 09/21/1999
The Toronto Star Micmacs start fishing after high court ruling 09/22/1999
The London Free Press Ruling revives Native fishery on east coast KEVIN CARMICHAEL 09/22/1999
Calgary Herald Micmac go fishing following top court's ruling 09/22/1999
The Toronto Star Worth repeating Marshall ruling now means negotiation 09/27/1999
The Gazette (Montreal) Fishermen give N.S. one week to curb Indians' lobster-trapping 09/27/1999
Canadian Press Fisheries and Oceans: Dhaliwal Provides Update Following Marshall Case Ruling 09/27/1999
Canadian Press Marshall urges fishermen to remain calm ALISON AULD 09/28/1999
The Toronto Star Native urges talks to avoid fishing war KELLY TOUGHILL 09/29/1999
The Toronto Star Fishing rights 09/29/1999
The London Free Press Marshall urges calm over fishing rights 09/29/1999

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