Ontario OUT of DOORS is your first source for the latest hunting and fishing news and regulation changes.
To protect your own right to legally hunt or fish, you must know if you are on public or private land to avoid trespassing.
Provincial government is adding 20 parks to the day-use reservation service this spring. By mid-May, the service will be offered to 57 parks.
Federal government announced funding of $420 million over 10 years to accelerate restoration and protection of the Great Lakes.
Pharmacists can now prescribe prophylaxis to prevent Lyme disease, making it easier to get immediate treatment for tick bites.
A proposal to potentially allow new dog train-and-trial areas is open for comment on the Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO) until May 18.
The province’s next licence-free fishing event arrives this weekend for Mother’s Day, May 13 and 14. Conservation limits apply.
OOD's June 2023 enhanced digital issue is now available. Read yours today for the latest hunting, fishing, and outdoors content.
The first stage of the buyback of what the government calls “military-style assault rifles” will involve industry and retailers.
A new amendment to Bill C-21, which would prohibit many common hunting rifles and shotguns, was introduced on Monday, May 1, 2023.
