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Five people have been convicted for using false hunting tags in Bancroft. The hunters, four of them from Bancroft and one from Oshawa, were also fined a total of $24,500 for licence and tag violations resulting from an investigation into the over-harvest of white-tailed deer. The court found them guilty of using copies of their tags, killing four additional deer with the fake tags between November and December 2023. The group also had seven additional unused copies of their tags. Dwayne Musclow of Bancroft was convicted of failing to tag a deer killed by an apprentice hunter, possessing copies of his deer...
Deputy Commissioner of Police Junior Benjamin said police have identified a pattern in which stolen vehicles, often with false number plates and...
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The chair of Hunting Kind says those who hunt foxes should be afforded the same protection as Roma and LGBTQ+ people.