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OBSERVER POLL – Do the deer need to be dealt with? – Results posted
For most urban residents in Ontario, the sight of a foraging deer in their backyard would be an uncommon experience. For most residents of The Wilderness City, the novelty has long worn off. Sheltered from predators, [...]
MNR: tough winter could help balance deer population
The combination of a deep snowpack and prolonged cold temperatures this winter could help control the area’s deer population, says the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR). This past week, the MNR issued a press release reminding [...]
Farabout Conservation group presses on
Eagle Lake Coalition continues efforts to protect peninsula Eagle Lake residents opposed to forestry on the Farabout Peninsula haven’t let up on their goal of preserving the 1,000 hectare landmass as a conservation area. Lakeshore residents [...]
New MNR fire engine, rain helps put out area fires
A new forest fire engine was delivered to the Thunder Bay Fire Management Headquarters on May 19 as a new tool to fight road accessible forest fires in the region. The brand-new engine, manufactured by Holland [...]
Changes coming to tenure procedures
With the forestry industry going through some potential changes right now, there is some confusion as to the future of wood rights for existing operations. The changes include the tenure and pricing of wood supplies, which [...]
MNR to monitor water temperatures
When you’re out on the lake this summer, be on the lookout for red rectangular boxes floating on the water’s surface. The Ministry of Natural Resources are doing some testing to record lake temperatures in 22 [...]
Fire Ban Lifted for NWO
At noon today, Friday, April 30th, the Restricted Fire Zone across NWO was lifted. Campfires for cooking and warmth are now allowed in this area. On Friday, April 23, the Restricted Fire Zone was ordered due [...]












