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Nova Scotia SPCA now oversees provincial farm animal welfare | CBC News
2+ week, 21+ hour ago (266+ words) The Nova Scotia SPCA has taken over provincial farm animal welfare enforcement, expanding its role to handle cruelty complaints and co-ordinate medical care for seized livestock, including horses. Responsibility for farm animal welfare previously moved to the Department of Environment…...
‘Mission accomplished’: Parks Canada celebrates first release of captive-bred caribou into Jasper’s wild herd - CBC
3+ week, 5+ day ago (129+ words) Breeding program aims to boost struggling caribou population Caption: A male yearling caribou born in captivity adapts to a soft-release pen close to Amethyst lake in Jasper National Park. This yearling and four other caribou were there for two weeks…...
It’s open season for the sandhill crane in parts of Quebec
3+ week, 5+ day ago (129+ words) CBC Itâs open season for the sandhill crane in parts of Quebec For two weeks in September, itâs open season for sandhill crane hunting on farmland in two regions of Quebec. The restricted hunt has been positively received…...
Seeing more snowshoe hares on P.E.I. lately? Fiona might have something to do with it | CBC News
4+ week, 21+ hour ago (687+ words) Snowshoe hares appear to be more common across Prince Edward Island in the years since post-tropical storm Fiona, says a provincial wildlife biologist. Garry Gregory with P.E.I.’s fish and wildlife division said he’s been hearing from Islanders who are suddenly…...