Conservation officer Marco Grigio has been named the Ontario Conservation Officer of the Year for 2019. Officer Grigio, a resident of Thunder Bay, has served the people of Ontario for more than...
Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
The Government of Ontario continues its efforts to keep Ontarians safe from rabies in the province with its annual aerial bait drop. From August to October, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Fo...
Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry wants to remind all anglers that fishing during the closed season is illegal, even if you're releasing the fish.
Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
Conservation officers with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry want to remind people to hunt safely. Trespassing to hunt and shooting from a vehicle can result in significant fines an...
Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
The Ontario government is taking action to address concerns from hunters on how the province manages its moose population to ensure sustainability and hunting opportunities for future generation...
News release | Natural Resources and Forestry
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry conservation officers want to remind everyone that unsafe hunting practices like shooting on or across a road and having loaded firearms in vehicl...
Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
A man has been convicted after buying black bear gall bladders.
Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
Two Kapuskasing men have been fined more than $9,000 after being convicted in a case where one man illegally shot a bull moose and the other passed it off as his own.
Bulletin | Natural Resources and Forestry
Media advisory | Natural Resources and Forestry
ST. THOMAS - The Ontario government is opening the forest industry to jobs and promoting the use of sustainable renewable resources by investing in the province's first cross laminated timber p...
News release | Natural Resources and Forestry
