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99878

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Killing and restraining snares should not be used to trap wildlife in Ontario as research has shown that they result in negative animal welfare outcomes for both target and non-target animals. Read more

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99881

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Laws around trapping need to prioritize animal welfare and should be informed by current, peer-reviewed science, not guidelines created by the commercial fur industry. Animals need to be treated humanely and not be subjected to cruelty, suffering and other abhorrent conduct.

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99882

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What specific research are you using to justify this?! It’s interesting to me that since Doug Ford’s election all kinds of hideous, cruel changes are being made. Is he in the pocket of the hunter/trapper lobby as well as developers?! Politicians need to be audited yearly, so sick of this. Read more

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99883

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Snares cause significant suffering in target and non target animals. Ontario should follow much of the world in banning these cruel traps. Read more

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99884

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The province needs to publish the research findings it references on the ERO page so that the public can make informed comments on this consultation. Read more

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99885

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The Ontario government, by wanting to reduce the loop size of snares, is putting more torture on the fur industry beings. We do not need fur. There are plenty of faux fur choices, which look no different. Only those who are vain, wear fur. Read more

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99887

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The province should disclose research findings on the ERO page for public consultation. Animal welfare should be prioritized in trapping laws, based on current science, not industry guidelines. Read more

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99889

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I am not seeing any of the research findings referenced here. As a biologist, I need to see the actual data so I can make informed comments. Why are the research findings not presented here? Has this research been peer-reviewed? Read more

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99890

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I am really disturbed that the province of Ontario is not providing any research finding to support this amendments . The province needs to publish the research findings it references on the ERO page so that the public can make informed comments on this consultation. Read more

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99891

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I am completely appalled that snares are legal in Ontario. It's time for Ontario to BAN such cruel devices, not amend their use or design, and follow the lead of other progressive countries. There is no reason to have snares. Fur is OUT! Read more

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99892

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Ontario is going backwards in environmental protection, biodiversity loss and animal protection. CANADIANS want more humanity , NOT LESS. Canadians want to move into 21st century concerns and issues that take us forward in protecting our Natural Assets and humane wildlife protection. Read more

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99893

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Hi, I am writing to oppose this. We must put and to the mentality that all creatures are here for our use and in fact I did suggest controlling human population. Please put an end this cruel and inhumane torture.

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99894

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Please don't do this!! These traps are already bad enough, but these guidelines just make them worse. Killing wildlife like this is unreasonable, unnecessary and unacceptable. Read more

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99895

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I am totally against trapping as a means to kill wildlife. It is completely barbaric and not a Canadian thing to do. It is a long and inhumane and miserable way for any animal to die. Read more

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99896

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To those involved in the snaring of animals. I am totally against the inhuman practices of snaring animals ! This is torture and unacceptable in all forms. Stop these practises and show some leadership and humanity. Read more

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99897

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We are to be good stewards of the animals. How could you not do something to help! Do what is right and STOP the CRUELTY now!