Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources

Flooding can happen in Ontario during spring melt and heavy rain. Flood preparation starts with simple actions at home and knowing where to find trustworthy information when it’s needed most. Find flood maps and tips on how to prepare: ontario.ca/Floods

Today’s National Lifejacket Day. Whether you’re boating, paddling or fishing, wearing a lifejacket or personal flotation device is the simplest way to stay safe on the water. Learn more about staying safe on the water: tc.canada.ca/en/marine-tran…

2025 was another successful year for Ontario’s Wildlife Rabies Program! •two years with zero raccoon rabies cases detected in Ontario 🦝 •fox variant rabies is eliminated in southern Ontario 🦊 Learn more at ontario.ca/page/wildlife-…

Minister Harris and Associate Minister Holland launched our Roadmap to Protecting Ontario’s Forest Sector. Our plan to defend forestry jobs and businesses, adapt to changing markets and grow demand for Ontario‑made wood products. Learn more: ontario.ca/page/roadmap-p…

This Mother’s Day, we’re celebrating moms who find their joy outdoors, whether it’s teaching their kids new skills, spending time on the water or simply recharging in nature. Here’s to the moms who make memories outside, season after season!

Free fishing still comes with rules. Anglers must follow conservation licence catch and possession limits, obey size limits and fish sanctuaries, follow fishing regulations and carry government-issued ID. Learn more at ontario.ca/FreeFishing

A reel good reason to spend Mother’s Day weekend outside: free fishing across Ontario for Canadian residents! 🎣❤️

This funding supports Greenwater Technology’s innovation to adapt and grow a stronger, more competitive industry. Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/100…

Under the Roadmap to Protecting Ontario’s Forest Sector, we’re investing $5.5M to develop technology that puts wood to work as a source of sustainable aviation fuel and renewable diesel.

#ICYMI: We’ve launched the Roadmap to Protecting Ontario’s Forest Sector, our plan to defend the industry today and build a stronger sector for the future. Read it here: ontario.ca/page/roadmap-p…

Remember to always follow catch limits, size limits, sanctuaries and regulations! Don't forget to carry ID showing your name and birth date. 🎣 Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/100…

Celebrate Mother’s Day by casting a line for free this weekend. On May 9 and 10, Canadian residents can enjoy free fishing in Ontario🐟

Communities + Community Emergency Preparedness Grant: means we're #PreparedTogether to #ProtectOntario 🤝 Learn how we’re getting more critical supplies, equipment and training to strengthen local resilience against emergencies: ontario.ca/EmergencyGrant #EPWeek2026

Emergency Preparedness Week is here, and we’re ready. Learn how you can stay prepared for wildland fires and more: ontario.ca/FireSmart #EPWeek2026 #PreparedTogether @PreparedON @ONforestfires

Cross paths with a bear? 🐻 Stay calm, here’s what to do. For non-emergency encounters, call the Bear Wise reporting line at 1-866-514-2327. 📞 If someone’s safety could be at risk, call 911 or your local police. Learn more: ontario.ca/BearWise

Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/100…

The Roadmap to Protecting Ontario’s Forest Sector will maintain Ontario’s position as a leader in the G7 in the making and selling of wood products. By defending, adapting and growing, Ontario is building a future ready industry with the tools and talent to thrive.

Cleaning up your garden? Invasive plants can re‑root or spread if they’re tossed in yard waste, even small pieces. Learn tips for responsible yard waste disposal by visiting #gardeners" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ontario.ca/page/invasive-…

Flooding can happen in Ontario during spring melt and heavy rain. Flood preparation starts with simple actions at home and knowing where to find trustworthy information when it’s needed most. Find flood maps and tips on how to prepare: ontario.ca/Floods

The changes to the Niagara Escarpment Plan will give more opportunity to agricultural producers in the Escarpment. These changes support local jobs and rural economies while protecting farmland and the environment. escarpment.org/planning/niaga…

Ontario is investing $11.5 million to rehabilitate four dams across the province. This investment will help keep people and communities safe by ensuring dams continue to meet provincial standards. Learn more: news.ontario.ca/en/release/100…