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The Proposal to establish a hunting season for double-crested cormorants in Ontario is completely inappropriate way to control a populations, and is clearly biased towards those who value their bottom line over environmental protection and the lives of thousands of birds. Read more

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14462

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Please do the right thing - stop this change to the Ontario Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act. Ontario government proposal is not a wildlife management program, it's an eradication plan that will push cormorants back to brink of extinction in the province Read more

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14465

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Are you kidding me? If you allow the mass killing of the cormorants, they will go the way of the passenger pigeon. There are other ways to reduce the over population of these birds. Why are guns always the supposed solution?

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14468

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This submission is made on behalf of Stinson's Bay Property Owners Association. Our names are Rod Martin and Bob Stewart, two of the several Directors of the Association. Our group fully supports the Government proposal regarding the hunting of cormorants and their designation as a game bird. Read more

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14475

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Double crested cormorants do have an impact on the tree and fish populations, but this is part of a natural evolution of a shoreline ecosystem. Cormorants are doing exactly what they are supposed to do in their environment. Read more

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14476

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This is an astonishingly retrograde proposal. The daily bag limit of 50 individuals is absurdly high, and the lack of a possession limit or overall seasonal limit means that a single hunter could decimate massive numbers of these birds. Read more

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I strongly oppose the proposed change to the province’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act that would allow the wholesale, uncontrolled, impossible to monitor, slaughter of cormorants across the province; devastate and possibly eradicate a recovered native wildlife species; result in disturbance, de Read more