CBC interviews: The ethics of trophy hunting
CBC's Mark Forsyth speaks with William Housty from the Heiltsuk Nation and Raincoast's Paul Paquet
Listen to Mark Forsyth of CBC interview William Housty from the Heiltsuk Nation and Raincoast’s Paul Paquet as they discuss the ethics of killing grizzly bears for fun and “sport” and the recent violation of the Coastal First Nation’s grizzly hunt ban by NHL player Clayton Stoner. Photo: Coastal First Nations Bear Working Group
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