Caribou conservation agreement signed
Some $70 million in provincial and federal funding announced to implement a caribou conservation agreement that will extend to 2027.
Great Lakes could be under siege
A recent study determined that as many as 144 additional invasive species could potentially invade the Great Lakes.
New cross-border boating reg takes effect
When the Canada-US border reopens, boaters and anglers travelling in US waters should be aware of a new rule.
Hipcamp launches in Canada
A new company that connects campers with private landowners offering camp sites, cabins, and RV space for rent has launched in Canada.
Invasive species costly, study finds
A multi-national study found the global cost of invasive species between 1970 and 2017 was $1.288 trillion US.
Pandemic fuels interest in hunting and fishing
More Americans have turned to hunting and fishing during the pandemic, but the jury is still out on that trend in Ontario.
Toronto Sportsmen’s Show returns
The Toronto Sportsmen’s Show (TSS) is back for its 73rd year, and there's something in it for everyone this March Break, from March 18-22.
Peregrine falcon no longer at extinction risk across most of Canada
The federal Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada (COSEWIC) is marking four decades of wildlife protection with some good news: the peregrine falcon is no longer at Risk of Extinction throughout most of Canada.
Changes proposed to Fisheries Act
Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) and the Canadian Coast Guard are proposing a series of amendments to the Fisheries Act under the new Bill C-68.