Record high temperatures in two Canadian Great Lakes could have an impact on the future of the fishery, if the trend continues.
Record high temperatures in two Canadian Great Lakes could have an impact on the future of the fishery, if the trend continues.
The pandemic has not caused any delays to the production and distribution of Outdoors Cards, an MNRF spokesperson confirmed.
Ontario has sent 19 specially trained personnel to assist firefighting efforts in Oregon, the province announced on Friday, Sept. 18.
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Ontario will introduce a fall hunting season for double-crested cormorants to help limit the impacts of the damaging, fish-eating bird.
Ontario will establish four bait management zones to limit the movement of live bait after finalizing a bait management strategy first proposed last fall.
The only public boat launch on a popular recreational lake just east of Cambridge was closed earlier this month after abuse of the adjacent small beach area and neighbouring private property created safety concerns.
A Canadian/US joint initiative hopes to restore Lake Huron’s cisco population in Lake Huron, diversifying food sources for fish predators.
New Liskeard-based Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) Conservation Officer Mike Schenk has been named 2020 Conservation Officer of the Year.
