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Oct 26, 2026
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Moose harvesting amid Cape Breton moratorium hurts conservation efforts, group says
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“Seven guys belonging to our team spent a week up there, going around — 24 hours a day, seven days a week — documenting what was happening.
In July 2026, the assembly announced it would be extending moratorium on moose harvesting for another year, based on recommendations from the Moose Management Committee and community members.
Most years, about 345 licences are issued through a lottery in the spring.
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We fully support the moratorium and, since 2024, have also suspended licences for the hunt.
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