Métis harvesting rights case in Meadow Lake adjourned to September

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The retrial follows a 2022 Saskatchewan Court of Appeal decision that overturned earlier convictions against Poitras and Boyer, ruling the original trial had too narrowly restricted the evidence. St. Pierre was later added to the retrial so his case could be heard alongside the others as part of the same proceeding.

The case centres on whether the men’s actions are protected under Section 35 of the Constitution, which recognizes Indigenous rights.

No further details on the latest court appearance were immediately available.

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