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发表于 : 08 11月 2018 23:07Ontario (MNR) to offer free fishing licences for veterans and current military members
从接下来的 2019 年初开始, 加拿大退伍军人/老兵和现役军人将享受在安省的 "FISH FOR FREE" 免渔牌钓鱼
CBC News - The Canadian Press -- November 08, 2018
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/sudbury/fishing-licences-veterans-1.4897402
The Ontario government says work is underway to amend fishing regulations so veterans and active Canadian Armed Forces members can recreational fish for free by early 2019.
The Ontario government says it's making it easier for past and present members of the military to go fishing.
The government released a statement saying it's amending fishing regulations to exempt veterans and active service members from having to buy a fishing licence.
They say military members would then be able to fish for free across the province by early 2019.
Natural Resources Minister John Yakabuski says the move is a way of thanking members of the military for their service.
"We enjoy the rights and freedoms we have today because of the sacrifices of those brave women and men throughout history and those actively serving to defend our rights and freedoms," he said.
"The people of Ontario are grateful for the service of our veterans and active Canadian Armed Forces members who have and continue to defend our freedom and values."
从接下来的 2019 年初开始, 加拿大退伍军人/老兵和现役军人将享受在安省的 "FISH FOR FREE" 免渔牌钓鱼
CBC News - The Canadian Press -- November 08, 2018
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/sudbury/fishing-licences-veterans-1.4897402
The Ontario government says work is underway to amend fishing regulations so veterans and active Canadian Armed Forces members can recreational fish for free by early 2019.
The Ontario government says it's making it easier for past and present members of the military to go fishing.
The government released a statement saying it's amending fishing regulations to exempt veterans and active service members from having to buy a fishing licence.
They say military members would then be able to fish for free across the province by early 2019.
Natural Resources Minister John Yakabuski says the move is a way of thanking members of the military for their service.
"We enjoy the rights and freedoms we have today because of the sacrifices of those brave women and men throughout history and those actively serving to defend our rights and freedoms," he said.
"The people of Ontario are grateful for the service of our veterans and active Canadian Armed Forces members who have and continue to defend our freedom and values."
