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A conservation organization is now using the Save the Waves crowdsourcing app to help take on threats to the waters it’s aiming to protect.
Family Fishing Weekend marks the first of four licence-free fishing events where Canadian residents do not need to purchase anything to fish.
The Elk Technical Advisory Committee (ETAC), a group of elk experts focused on sustainability, is inviting volunteers to apply for membership.
The company that owns Peavey Mart, a popular retailer for farmers, anglers, and hunters, announced it will close all 96 stores nationwide.Â
The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show 2025 returns to the International Centre in Mississauga from March 13 to 16, offering hundreds of attractions.
Five more southern Ontario townships have been added to the list of municipalities that permit Sunday gun hunting.
The MNR is confident wild pigs are not established in Ontario — but that does not mean they aren’t frequently reported.
Auto collisions involving wildlife are rising. In 2020, Dr. Michael Drescher estimated there are 14,000 wildlife-related collisions annually.
A New York State record nine-pound smallmouth bass was caught in the St. Lawrence River last fall by state resident Dante Piraino.
