Fisheries and Oceans
During question period on fisheries, the NDP raised concerns that corporate concentration and foreign ownership of licences and quota are driving up costs and pushing independent commercial fishers out on the west coast, asking the government to protect local fishers and make quota ownership public. The parliamentary secretary replied that she supports owner-operator models and is working with Indigenous partners and west coast industry participants to co-develop a system that fits the region. A Conservative point of order seeking consent to table a document on government spending was not granted and was unrelated to the fisheries discussion.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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