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US congress has granted $225.8 million to deter Asian carp from traversing the Chicago Sanitary and Shipping Canal and the Great Lakes.
The 2022 Hunting Regulations Summary is now online as a downloadable .PDF document; print copies to be distributed the week of April 4.
Three Canadian universities were part of Winter Grab – a unique binational effort looking at Great Lakes health during February.
Fishing licence revenue continues to follow a three-year cyclical pattern of high, medium, and low sales as a result of three-year licences.
Remington guns will return to Canadian shelves this year following its July 2020 bankruptcy, if all goes according to plan.
A grassroots initiative to reduce lead poisoning in wildlife and its accumulation in the environment is off to an encouraging start for 2022.
Ontario is investing $6.7 million to aid approximately 150 projects across the province, restoring more than 750 acres of wetlands.
Ontario research has found that lakers might get better with age, as senescence may not be universally observed throughout all species.
The federal government extended amnesty for several hundred prohibited models of “assault-style” centrefire semi-automatics to Oct. 30, 2023.
