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45069

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Stop bear hunting now, please! As someone who used to work in Ontario’s Missinaibi Park I saw firsthand the perils our Black bears face. Competing for limited food and habitat and poachers even back in my ranger days, I know these threats have only increased. Read more

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45071

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We are over run with bears. Sudbury, Ontario has bears everywhere. I had 7 different bears in my yard at all hours of the day and night all last summer. I named them. It is unsafe to walk to your car, unsafe to leave your children play outside, unsafe to leave your dog tied. Read more

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45072

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Been a long time coming, the livelihood of bear outfitters and our moose population has suffered enough. It may already be too late but atleast they have recognized their mistake. Another decision that was made by people who didn’t know anything about the situation. Read more

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45073

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What is wrong with this government? Please stop destroying nature directly through hunting etc. and indirectly through habitat loss and overdevelopment. Encourage outfitters to make a livelihood by introducing people to the joys of alive animals - photo safaris, art etc. Read more

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45075

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The spring bear hunt needs to end. -Bear cubs could be cruelly orphaned by the hunt. Mother bears with cubs cannot legally be hunted; however, mother bears do not typically hunt with their cubs present, which puts her cubs at risk of predation or starvation. Read more

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45079

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Thank you for your concerns regarding the Bear population predicament in the Bruice Peninsula. I am currently not a hunter but hopefully within the next couple of years I would like to take part in the conservation and hunting of animals. Read more

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45088

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I object to bringing back the spring bear hunt across Ontario. No hunting of bears at all on the bruce peninsula. There is a documented decline of this mammal in that location. Like commercial fishers, help workers transfer into other occupations through retraining.

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45090

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Wingsong Wildlife Preservation Alliance

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Alone, inexperienced, and afraid, without a mother to protect, teach, and guide him/her, s/he has no chance to survive, never mind to thrive. Only humans can show such lack of compassion for no reason except greed or barbarism. Is this what the Ontario government thinks Ontario’s citizens are? Read more