Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 03, 1978, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press saturday june 3, 1978 13 Ottawa sets fish war9 rules Halifax up Ottawa has or dered that the Captain of any . Vessel found fishing in Canadian Waters after noon sunday be arrested Pierre Comeau director of Field services for the Federal fisheries department said Here Friday. Well be keeping a special Eye out for he said in an inter View. They la be charged with fish ing in Canadian Waters without a Comeau s Branch is responsible for All surveillance and Protection of Ca Nadian fishing grounds on the East coast. The penalty for conviction on charges that could be Laid if violators Are spotted Range from to 000, depending on How much fish is found on the vessel when it is stopped Comeau said. The master will be arrested and escorted to the nearest Canadian he said. They might also seize the ship but the procedure is to just seize the master who is in command of the vessel and is therefore solely responsible for it and the two Canadian fisheries radio stations will broadcast the notice to . Vessels advising them of the order Douglas Johnston Atlantic director general of Federal fisheries said Fri Day. Military aircraft will begin joining in the search sunday when a tracker aircraft will patrol the area capt. Walt Chipchase a military Public affair spokesman said Friday. A second air patrol will be sent out monday. The coast guard patrol vessel Alert is to sail from Here late today to join in the search. It will replace the cygnus which is already in the area. The coast guard patrol vessel Che Bucko is scheduled to sail from Here sunday. Comeau said the Alert will have a fisheries officer on Board and its search along with that of the Chebul to will be coordinated with the military surveillance of the area. The coast guard and military surveillance follows an announcement in the commons Friday by external affairs minister Don Jamieson that . Fishermen must leave Canadian fish ing grounds by noon local times sunday. His announcement came after word that bilateral negotiations Between Canada and the United states on control of disputed off Shore areas had collapsed. One area that will not be covered in the Atlantic Region this weekend by the coast guard or military air patrols is the George s Bank one third of which is claimed by both Canada and the United states. In spite of Fri Day s announcement both countries Are expected to continue fishing there. However fisheries officers Here said the area when . Vessels Are known to operate and where they will be sought out today is immense and finding them could be difficult particularly if fog settles Over the area making air patrols difficult. The actual area measures several thousand Square Miles of Ocean. Fisheries officials Here say recent surveillance shows there Are fewer than six . Vessels operating in East coast Canadian Waters. Three of them docked at Shelburne n.s., last week to take on supplies for sword fishing. A fourth vessel believed to be fishing redfish is also believed still in the area. All four vessels Are believed to carry Crews of up to 10 men. We re All geared up for what has to be Comeau said. . Boats still allowed passage Halifax up . Vessels operating in Canadian Waters must halt All fishing operations by noon sunday local time but they Are under no compulsion to leave Canadian Waters Douglas Johnston regional director general of Federal fisheries said Friday. The right of innocent passage allows any vessel to pass through those Waters without being in Viola Tion of any fishing he said in an interview. Everything pertains to their fish ing Canadian fisheries officers travel Ling aboard fisheries patrol vessels would have to be very certain the americans were fishing after noon sunday before any charges could be Laid against them Johnston said. They have the right of innocent passage As does a Canadian vessel in a 200-mile zone so if that s All they re doing you can t hold he said. There is no time limit on when the . Vessels must leave Canadian fishing zones but the noon sunday deadline applies As the time All . Fishing activities there must end Johnston said. The Issue of forcing . Can ves Sels to halt their fishing activities in Canadian Waters arose earlier Friday when external affairs minister Don Jamieson announced in the commons that Canada had dropped out of a 1978 interim reciprocal fishing agreement with the . Text of Canadian note to . Envoy Ottawa up the following is the text of a note Given by Ottawa to . Ambassador Thomas Enders on the .-Canada fisheries dispute the department of external affairs presents its compliments to the embassy of the United states and has the Honor to refer to the Exchange of notes completed april 11 constituting an interim reciprocal fisheries agreement for 1978, and to recent discussions Between the special negotiators for maritime boundaries and related resource issues with regard to the implementation of the agreement. Due to difficulties which have Arisen with regard to the implementation of the 1978 interim reciprocal fisheries agreement and which have not been resolved in the course of the discussions Between the special negotiators the government of Canada is not at this time prepared to continue implementation on a provisional basis of the agreement. Therefore United states fishing vessels will not be permitted to continue fishing operations in Canadian fisheries Waters after noon local time june except those vessels fishing pursuant to the convention for the preservation of the halibut fishery in the North Ern Pacific Ocean and Bering sea of March the government of Canada is pre pared to undertake on a reciprocal basis efforts to avoid confrontation in the Boundary regions by adopt ing Flag state enforcement proce dures along the lines of the 1977 reciprocal fisheries agreement. The government of Canada is also pre pared to Convene a meeting of officials to discuss such arrangements at the earliest possible Date. The government of Canada Reaf firms its commitment to pursue negotiations on maritime boundaries and related resource arrangements As Well As a Long term Salmon interception agreement in an Effort to conclude mutually acceptable agree ments As soon As possible. 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