Ontario OUT of DOORS is your first source for the latest hunting and fishing news and regulation changes.
With temperatures rising, the province is encouraging everyone to take precautions to prevent tick bites and reduce the risk of Lyme disease.
A pet dog was found to have avian influenza after chewing on a dead Canada goose. It died after developing clinical signs of the disease.
A box call can produce a lot of turkey calls, and unwanted ones in your pocket ― a squeaking or screeching that can be a deal breaker.
The Trent-Severn Waterway will open on schedule this Victoria Day long weekend for the second straight year.
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.
