Ontario OUT of DOORS is your first source for the latest hunting and fishing news and regulation changes.
A wastewater treatment plant that may spell the end of the West Credit River’s brook trout fishery could face a federal review.
An online petition opposing a Ministry of Environment Conservation and Parks (MECP) pilot project that has increased the cost of backcountry camping by as much as 400% in Massasauga Provincial Park and the Temagami cluster of parks is gaining support.
West Nile virus (WNV) is widespread across Ontario and Quebec’s wild turkey range.
More Americans have turned to hunting and fishing during the pandemic, but the jury is still out on that trend in Ontario.
Ontario’s licensed falconers are welcoming recent changes to provincial regulations that simplify the process of trapping and hunting with a raptor that was captured from the wild.
The second of four licence-free fishing opportunities returns this Mother’s Day weekend.
Lake Erie’s walleye population is riding high, causing some to wonder if water levels have something to do with the surge
A Carleton University study released in January detailed how herd immunity was instrumental in stopping avian cholera from devastating the largest breeding population of northern common eiders in the Canadian Arctic, on Mitivik Island in Nunavut.
The province is recruiting 25 new Conservation Officers (COs).
