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Native Canadians win the right to hunt at night



A SUPREME Court ruling in Canada has given a group of native Indians the right to hunt at night despite it being illegal under Canadian law. In a split decision, the judges said rights given to Indians in treaties can overrule current Canadian laws.

Native groups are calling it an important victory, but critics say the ruling ignores important concerns over public safety.

Hunting in the dark is illegal because it is widely felt to be very dangerous.




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