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N.L. First Nations chief seeking a reversal of fur product ban on Etsy

  • Etsy will ban all products containing animal fur from its platform starting in August.
  • Chief Jenny Brake of the Qalipu First Nation says Indigenous peoples have responsibly harvested and used animal fur for traditional products since ancient times.
  • Brake introduced a resolution at the Assembly of First Nations asking Etsy to reverse its fur product ban.
  • Brake claims that Etsy's fur ban conflicts with the principles of truth and reconciliation and hopes for dialogue with Indigenous peoples.
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N.L. First Nations chief seeking a reversal of fur product ban on Etsy

A Newfoundland and Labrador First Nations chief says the decision of a prominent online retailer to ban fur products is discriminatory against Indigenous artisans and traditions.

·Ottawa, Canada
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The Chief of a Newfoundland and Labrador First Nation considers that the decision of a large online sales site to ban fur products is discriminatory against artisans and artists. ...

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, July 16, 2026.
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