are attitudes around seal products changing?

The federal government is calling for a $5 proposal.
7 million the seal industry, which is allocated to support indigenous communities, suggests that attitudes towards seal products may change.
\"People are starting to understand that this is not what animal rights activists are trying to portray --
\"We do harvest seals in a sustainable way,\" said Minister of Fisheries and member Hunter of Nunavut . \".
\"When I was in Brussels last month, I wore my seal leather tie there.
I got a lot of reviews and people saw the shoes and they wanted to order them.
\"Tootoo has developed the habit of wearing seal leather ties and accessories wherever he goes.
During his recent visit to the White House, he even gave his seal tie to the United States. S.
After President Obama said he liked it.
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Com/36VC35kdvi this year\'s annual seal day on Capitol Hill holds seal day on the mountain to showcase seal fur coats and handicrafts, and the federal government has announced a proposal for $5.
The 7 million program helps indigenous communities to market and sell seal skin products to the world.
\"It means a lot because we need the money,\" said Johnny Mike, environment minister at Nunavut . \".
Fisheries Minister Hunter Tutai and White House Nunavut have won the EU seal hunt exemption for a seal leather tie. The funds will greatly boost the seal industry across the territory, said Mike.
The project also supports local sealing products, businesses and access to new markets in the commercial sealing industry.
The commercial market for restoring seal skin products has always been Nunavut\'s own
The sealing movement in 2009 and the EU ban on sealing products caused pelt prices to plummet.
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The environment minister at Nunavut said all these changes meant a difference in seal days in Ottawa this year.
\"It\'s more advanced than last year,\" Mike said . \".
\"We now have a core group that is willing to work together to promote and protect our interest in sealing programs and to promote education to the outside world and anti-society
Sealing groups around the world.
\"Attitudes are changing,\" says Yvonne Jones, MP for Labrador. \"I think attitudes are changing and are changing significantly . \".
Activities such as seal day help keep other Canadian politicians informed of the cultural and economic significance of the Northern seal industry, Jones said.
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\"We want them to understand fashion and we want them to respect fashion,\" Jones said . \".
\"For many generations in this country, this is part of us --
We have a sustainable harvest and we have one of Canada\'s most regulated industries.
\"Senator Nunavut Dennis Patterson proudly wore his sealed skin during the SEAL Day celebration on Capitol Hill\"> picture. twitter.
Com/7wJS7N3JiB \"There are so many talented and creative Nunavut artists who work with seals and seal products, luo Weina House, director of the Nunavut Arts and Crafts Association for making beautiful fur, said.
\"The market is expanding.
Now, the world is more interested in Nunavut crafts than ever before.