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Many support conservation through donations, but more Ontarians are contributing in an enduring way: by providing a legacy gift.
Here are some tips and tricks Tim Allard has found over the years for developing and refining angling expertise.
Jólabókaflód or “Christmas Book Flood” is an Icelandic tradition where literary presents are exchanged and enjoyed on Christmas Eve.
Many support conservation through donations, but more Ontarians are contributing in an enduring way: by providing a legacy gift.
Here are some tips and tricks Tim Allard has found over the years for developing and refining angling expertise.
Jólabókaflód or “Christmas Book Flood” is an Icelandic tradition where literary presents are exchanged and enjoyed on Christmas Eve.
These two world record brook trout mounts, like the great fish they came from, remain legendary — and forever shrouded in mystery.
In 2013, the OFAH, in partnership with the MNR, launched the Community Hatchery Program (CHP) to grant funding to eligible hatcheries.
The partnership between the MNR and OFAH Foundation to deliver Ontario’s Invading Species Awareness Program (ISAP) will continue into 2028.
It may have been rainy and muddy, but only heavy winds or lightning will stop Bring Back the Salmon program staff from releasing salmon fry.
Pollution Probe and the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) launch a new initiative against plastic pollution.
Hunters will soon be able to carry their outdoors cards and licence summary digitally, accessing them through the app when required.