Author: Muriel Schmidt

Northern The Northern Region. Northern. The Northern Region covers almost 90% of the province’s land mass and is the ministry’s largest region. What is the main region of Ontario? Ontario is located in East/Central Canada. It is Canada’s second largest province by land area. Its physical features vary greatly from the Mixedwood Plains in the […]

Written by Dr. Lianna. You are permitted to bury your pet in your yard, even within Ottawa city limits, provided you own the property, or have permission from the owner of the private property. If you are unable to bury your pet within a few hours of their death, it is advisable to keep the […]

The Carlingwood store. The Carlingwood store in Ottawa, at 135,000 retail square feet and the largest Canadian Tire store in Canada, opened September 15. Where is the biggest Canadian Tire in Ontario? CarlingwoodThe biggest Canadian Tire store in the country has just opened in Carlingwood, and it aims to give consumers a state-of-the-art shopping experience. […]

The southern boundary of the range corresponds to an imaginary line drawn between the middle of Lake Simcoe and the northern part of Lanark County. Wolves are found throughout the rest of Ontario wherever there are forests. Where are wolves located in Ontario? A core concentration of Algonquin Wolf can be found in Algonquin Provincial […]

Raccoon are already present in most areas of Ontario that offer suitable habitat and climatic conditions. There may be pockets in which hunting and/or trapping pressures have eliminated the local raccoon population, and in which restocking could be called for. Where do raccoons live in Ontario? Habitat. In rural areas raccoons typically use hollow trees, […]

It was certainly a first for Hamilton Township resident Wayne Ough, as a female moose took up residence in his barnyard on Tuesday, October 4, 2022. “I got a nice big moose in my yard,” Ough said with a smile as a female moose lounged in his barnyard shortly before 1 p.m. Where in Ontario […]

Due to the combined management of wolves and coyotes in parts of northern and central Ontario, coyote harvest is limited to two per year via a tag system. In the southern part of the province, however, coyote hunting is open all year long and there is no limit on the number of coyotes that can […]

1. Are pet pigs allowed in your municipality? It’s important to understand that pet pigs are still considered as livestock in most urban municipalities, regardless of their origins. Therefore, it’s important to find out if there are bylaws that prohibit the ownership of pigs within urban boundaries. Can you have a pig as a house […]

November 2022 to October 2023. Winter will be colder than normal, with above-normal precipitation and snowfall. The coldest periods will be in mid- and late November, early and late December, early and late January, and late February. Will 2022 be a hard winter? Starting in December 2022 through February 2023, NOAA predicts drier-than-average conditions across […]

Barking Log When three days of significant barking has been recorded in any 10-day period, call the Animal Control Officer as soon as possible so they can review the log and take steps to resolve the matter while it is still fresh. What can I do if my Neighbours dog constantly barking? If you’re concerned […]