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Public and Aboriginal Consultations on the proposed National Parks of Canada Wild Animals Regulations

Public and Aboriginal Consultations on the proposed National Parks of Canada Wild Animals Regulations

Parks Canada is carrying out public and Aboriginal consultations on the proposed National Parks of Canada Wild Animals Regulations and would greatly appreciate receiving your input with respect to this proposal. Parks Canada is proposing these Regulations to replace the current National Parks Wildlife Regulations.

The main Parks Canada website provides further information in English. Information in Inuktitut, in both Nunavik syllabics and Roman orthography, can be found in the PDF files below.

Inuktitut (Roman orthography)

• Proposed National Parks of Canada Wild Animals Regulations (PDF, 174 kB)
• Backgrounder on the proposed National Parks of Canada Wild Animals Regulations—Summary of Significant Provisions (PDF, 165 kB)
• Backgrounder on the proposed National Parks of Canada Wild Animals Regulations—Use of Firearms for Protection (PDF, 172 kB)
• Parks Canada Firearm Permit Criteria (PDF, 95.9 kB)
• Who may be authorized to carry and use a firearm for protection (PDF, 125 kB)
• Comment form (PDF, 204 kB)

Inuktitut (Nunavik syllabics)

• Proposed National Parks of Canada Wild Animals Regulations (PDF, 174 kB)
• Backgrounder on the proposed National Parks of Canada Wild Animals Regulations—Summary of Significant Provisions (PDF, 165 kB)
• Backgrounder on the proposed National Parks of Canada Wild Animals Regulations—Use of Firearms for Protection (PDF, 172 kB)
• Parks Canada Firearm Permit Criteria (PDF, 112 kB)
• Who may be authorized to carry and use a firearm for protection (PDF, 140 kB)
• Comment form (PDF, 204 kB)

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