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As seen in: Ontario OUT OF DOORS Magazine, The Toronto Star, National Post, Toronto Sun, The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON), The Peterborough Examiner, St. Catharines Standard, Mississauga.com, NiagaraThisWeek.com, InsideHalton.com, North Bay Nugget and
Managing editor of @OFAH-produced @OODMag by way of @PtboExaminer. Last editor of The Lindsay Post. www.flickr.com/photos/jasonbain/
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Changes coming to hunting and fishing licensing services

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By Jason Bain Verified, Al Davy, Ken Doherty
| ofah.org
The province is launching a new hunting and fishing licensing system, FishHuntON, in 2027. This service will run alongside existing services, with consideration for user preferences.
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Canada Day returns with free fishing

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By Jason Bain Verified
| ofah.org
Free fishing returns from June 27 to July 5 to celebrate Canada Day and encourage more folks to enjoy the outdoors. Canadian residents can fish for Family Fishing Week without purchasing a fishing licence or Outdoors Card. It’s the final free fishing opportunity of 2026, following Father’s and Mother’s Day, and Family Day Weekend. Conservation licence catch and size limits, fishing sanctuaries and other fishing regulations still apply.
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Wetlands restoration funded

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By Jason Bain Verified
| ofah.org
Fifteen projects that will restore and enhance some 136 acres of wetlands across the Lake Ontario watershed will benefit from a $3.1 million investment in Ducks Unlimited Canada, the province announced June 22. The funding is part of the province’s $9.6 million investment through the Wetlands Conservation Partner Program to support wetlands and protect communities against the threat of flooding, drought, and other extreme weather events.
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