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The right combination of environmental factors created conditions for an above-average hatch of cisco and bloater in Lake Superior.
The Ministry of Environment is at odds with the premise in the federal government’s news release about a critical habitat protection order.Â
Efforts that maintain and recover Ontario caribou populations will get as much as $20 million from the province as part of a new program.
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Guinness World Records has recently confirmed that Paris, Ontario, is home to the world’s tallest ever poison ivy plant.
Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO) decisions have rescinded the elk population objectives for Ontario’s Nipissing-French River herd and the Lake Huron North Shore herd.
Transporting preserved baitfish and leeches in baitfish management zone (BMZ) boundaries is allowed under amended regulations by the MNRF last month.
Western cougar populations are slowly expanding eastward. Reports of wild cougars in northern Ontario are believed to have come from western populations.
Canadian boaters will eventually have to pay for pleasure craft licences (PCLs), but the OFAH is reminding members that the fees haven't been implemented yet.
