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logo 11/29/2024 1:48:07 PM     
Canadas sanction of 4 Passamaquoddy fishermen heats dispute over tribal fishing rights 
By Edward French CA Source: bangor daily news 10/7/2024
Edward French
Credit: Robert F. Bukaty / AP
The dispute over tribal fishing rights in Passamaquoddy Bay is again heating up, with four Passamaquoddy fishermen from Sipayik facing charges for lobstering in Canadian waters, the Canadian fisheries minister voicing support for Indigenous fishing rights and lobster fishermen from southwest New Brunswick holding a protest in St. Andrews over alleged lack of enforcement of Canadian fishing laws along the boundary with the U.S. and calling for the resignation of the fisheries minister.
 

Similar incidents in which Sipayik fishermen, who maintain a right to fish in their traditional territory, have been charged for violating Canadian fishing laws have occurred during the past decade.

 
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