MNR Press Releases

The Ontario government is safeguarding raptors by ensuring falconers follow licence conditions and obey the law.

The Ontario government is safeguarding raptors by ensuring falconers follow licence conditions and obey the law.

Salvatore Trentadue, of Bowmanville pleaded guilty to failing to report the loss of an American kestrel, failing to report the death of a bald eagle, failing to report the acquisition of a great horned owl, unlawfully possessing a barred owl…

$6500 in Fines (1 year Licence Suspension) For Shooting at Moose Decoy

$6500 in Fines (1 year Licence Suspension) For Shooting at Moose Decoy

The Ontario government is safeguarding the public from unsafe and illegal hunting practices. Mark Upton from McDougall pleaded guilty to careless use of a firearm. He received $6,500 in fines and a one-year hunting licence suspension. He will also have…

Ontario Investing in Significant Wetland Restoration Projects

Ontario Investing in Significant Wetland Restoration Projects

Partnership with Ducks Unlimited Canada helping conserve provincial wetlands ST. THOMAS — The Ontario government is partnering with Ducks Unlimited Canada to enhance and restore approximately 60 local wetlands across the province over the next year, as part of a…

Ontario Taking Action Against Invasive Species, Including Wild Pigs

Ontario Taking Action Against Invasive Species, Including Wild Pigs

Province seeks public input into draft wild pig strategy and updates to Invasive Species Act TORONTO —The Ontario government is protecting the economy and environment by expanding protections to prevent invasive species from establishing or spreading in the province. “Our…

$3,000 in Fines and Firearm Forfeiture for Illegal Night Hunting

$3,000 in Fines and Firearm Forfeiture for Illegal Night Hunting

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) wants to remind hunters that hunting at night is both dangerous and illegal. An investigation by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry has resulted in two people being fined a total…

Three southern Ontario men being fined a total of $10,000 for hunting violations.

Three southern Ontario men being fined a total of $10,000 for hunting violations.

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry wants to remind hunters that shooting across a road is both dangerous and illegal. An investigation by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry has resulted in three southern Ontario men being fined…

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