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As a biologist and veterinarian I strongly oppose the proposal to make the spring bear hunt permanent. Hunters will not distinguish between male and female bears. Bears will be in a weakened state after hibernation. The females will have cubs requiring maternal care. This is not sport. Read more

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Why can humans not share the planet with nature and the animals? Kill the animals and cut the trees then look back at a later point in time and say oops, maybe we should have left that alone. A famous poet once said " what man touches, man destroys." Where's the sport in hunting? Read more

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I think the number of photographers who would want to see the bears would outnumber the hunters. Promoting pain and killing is also a weird thing for a government to do eh? Focus on the silent majority not the few with guns. No bear hunt period. Read more

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This is a death warrant for mother bears and cubs. Hunters struggle to distinguish between male and female bears, even at close range. Please leave these beautiful, majestic animals alone, and stop putting tourism and trophy hunting above decency.

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I am greatly concerned that cubs will be orphaned and die. Asking hunters to not shoot female bears with cubs requires them to be able to identify the bear as female, which is hard to do. It also means that the hunters would need to do due diligence to ensure that no cubs were in the area. Read more

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Please please let’s start the reparations to Mother Nature by protecting its animals... this is a step in the opposite direction for tourism profit??? No it is not necessary leave the hunting season the way it is and please consider reinstating the coyote hunting restriction while you’re at it!!

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I would be happy to register, but this site refused my e-mail address, which is a perfectly good Ontario one. In any case, I live on Bruce Peninsula, and heartily support any move to reduce bear hunting there, or eliminate it altogether. Read more