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COVID-19 — restrictions and closures that could impact fishing and hunting
COVID-19 — restrictions and closures that could impact fishing and hunting

COVID-19 — restrictions and closures that could impact fishing and hunting

We hope that everyone is staying safe and healthy in these unprecedented and challenging times. We also know that many of you have questions related to the impact this situation may have on your spring outdoors pursuits. With all of the…

OFAH/MNRF extend partnership for Community Hatchery Program

OFAH/MNRF extend partnership for Community Hatchery Program

Renewed three-year agreement underway to support community fish hatcheries in Ontario   PETERBOROUGH — The renewal of funding for the Community Hatchery Program (CHP) is great news for fishing in Ontario. Another three-year partnership is underway between the Ontario Federation…

Be on the lookout for Water Soldier

Be on the lookout for Water Soldier

Trent-Severn Waterway has only known wild population in North America PETERBOROUGH — Users of the Trent-Severn Waterway should be on the lookout for the invasive aquatic plant, water soldier. Water soldier, an invasive plant from Eurasia, is causing harm to…

Hunters bear burden of moose management restrictions

Hunters bear burden of moose management restrictions

Moose hunting in Ontario is undergoing a dramatic change. Despite a clear lack of public support, the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) has approved changes to the licensed moose hunting season in Northern Ontario. “We’re disappointed that no…

OFAH applauds introduction of Bill C-655 to amend the Criminal Code

OFAH applauds introduction of Bill C-655 to amend the Criminal Code

The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) congratulates Garry Breitkreuz, MP (YorktonMelville, Sask.), on the introduction of Bill C-655, An Act to amend the Criminal Code (interference with hunting, trapping, fishing or sport shooting). “Hunting, fishing and trapping are heritage activities…

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