Archive: Anglers Encouraged to Stay Safe on the Ice
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry is reminding anglers to check local ice conditions before heading onto the ice to fish.
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Archive: Restricted Deer Hunt in Pinery Provincial Park
The Pinery Provincial Park will be closed to the public from Dec. 8-12, 2014 for a traditional Aboriginal deer hunt. The hunt will take place daily from one half-hour before sunrise until noon....
Archived Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
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Archive: Keeping Women Safe From Violence
Ontario is protecting women from violence with investments that support front-line services and help Aboriginal women facing abuse.
Archived Bulletin | Children, Community and Social Services
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Archive: Service Fee Will Support Fish and Wildlife Management
Beginning in December 2014, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry will introduce a $2 service fee to directly support fish and wildlife management across Ontario.
Archived Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
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Archive: Restricted Deer Hunt in Short Hills Provincial Park
Short Hills Provincial Park will be closed to the public Nov. 22 and 23, Nov. 27 and 28 and Dec. 6 and 7 for a traditional Aboriginal deer harvest. The harvest will begin one half-hour before s...
Archived Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
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Archive: Hunter Safety is a Priority
With hunting season getting underway, Ontario hunters are reminded that safety needs to be their first priority when they head into the woods this autumn.
Archived Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
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Archive: Walleye Survey Starting in Lake Nipissing
Ontario will be conducting a walleye survey in Lake Nipissing starting today.
Archived Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
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Archive: Thunder Bay Conservation Officer Recognized for Excellence
Stephen Emms, a provincial training specialist in Thunder Bay, has been named the Ontario conservation officer of the year for 2014.
Archived Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
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Archive: Rabies Vaccine Bait Drop Protects Ontarians
Ontario will continue with one of the most successful rabies eradication programs in North America by distributing 90,000 baits containing rabies vaccine this summer.
Archived Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
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Archive: Ontario Reducing Moose Tags for 2014
To ensure moose populations remain healthy and resilient, Ontario is reducing adult moose tags across the province by about 18 per cent for 2014.
Archived Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry