Yes, timber wolves are a protected species in Ontario except when and where they are not. Almost from the beginning, Ontario tried to extirpate its wolves. Yes, “extirpate”, meaning something like “to encourage the destruction of wolves” (1914 Wolf Bounty Act). The first bounties began in 1793, when Ontario was still Upper Canada (“Of BountyContinue reading “WOLVES DON’T BITE : a Critique Part 2”
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