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I am writing to urge the Ontario government not to proceed with the ill-advised double-crested cormorant cull. This policy is not based on science, but to placate a few citizens who do not see room for this native species in our fragile ecosystem. Read more

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I'm astonished at this proposal. Ontario is a leading province on co-existence and compassion not senseless killing. Perhaps over-fishing should be looked at more carefully not more target practice of our beautiful wildlife. Please reconsider and follow the science.

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I do not agree with the governments proposal to establish a hunting season for cormorants in Ontario. I strongly feel that the governments stance is not entirely based on thorough scientific research, but on unsubstantiated claims and complaints. Read more

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From reading I have done, opening a hunting season for double-crested cormorants is not a suitable solution to the complaints given. Humans are all too quick to turn to killing as a solution. More guns and hunting has even graver problems . Read more

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We find this proposal totally confusing and unacceptable. People should not be allowed to shoot cormorants or any other bird or animal with such wide-ranging criteria. It is ridiculous for such a long time period and the number of birds per person is ridiculous. Read more

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16469

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I am strongly opposed to this proposal to declare the double crested cormorant as a game bird and establish so long a hunting season. Such a proposal, if implemented, would subject these majestic birds to incredible cruelty and negatively impact their role in our ecosystem. Read more

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I don't agree with this hunt which might wipe out a native bird species, the cormorant. The hunting and fishing lobbyists and those with a vested interest including politicians don't have a right to meddle in Canadians' nature landscape, environment or the birds - the cormorants that live there. Read more

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I am very much opposed to this proposal. The suggested scope of this attack on a bird is comparable only to the slaughter of passenger pigeons. Cormorants are part of the ecosystem of Ontario lakes and have never caused a fish species to go extinct - something that cannot be said about humans. Read more

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I want to add my protest to this cormorant hunt. I see no reason to place stress on this fellow species. It is my understanding that this is just gratuitous violence perpetrated against a struggling animal species. Read more