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The Wildlife Act
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Tashmiya Patel
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good morning, everyone to today I will be talking about
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the Canadian wildlife.
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The Canadian Wildlife Actress was established in 1972.
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Just law protects the wildlife and has wildlife area regulations,
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which rib?
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It's any activity that could possibly harmful or dangerous of
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species and their habitat unless there is a permit that
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allows activity.
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It doesn't offense to kill, injure or possess or to
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even destroyed, disturb or interfere with the halftime.
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Yeah, what is the intended purpose for this act?
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Intended purpose off the wildlife, Take action and to repair
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damages for the wildlife habitats.
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In addition to that, it is also to protect habitats
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off those wildlife species that risk right factors that influence
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the creation of this law was because of the declining
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numbers of wild animals, which were being overused as objects
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of sporting pleasure and as me.
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Another factor was because of deforestation and pollution put on
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the Earth, which was affecting the wildlife.
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The impact of this law.
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This law impacts those who hunt or often by land.
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It stops people from buying land or property because if
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they want to build houses or buildings on that land
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or property cannot It can also impact those who hunt
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because of the restrictions of not being able to hunt.
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And animals are not being able to hunt on same
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land property.
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Yes. In 2012, the Wildlife Act was changed into Modern
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Wildlife act.
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The government is not trying to manage the wildlife population
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and habitats in order to maintain these resources for future
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generations. Putting the effort to expand the wildlife law is
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important in our society's values and its object objectives for
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wildlife resources.
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This change is great because it changes perspective on how
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important our ecosystem is and that wildlife wildlife have a
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right to exist.
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How effective is this long?
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Yes, the wildlife actors have restrictions and politicians on activities
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that can be harmful.
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And there are consequences if the law is broken, even
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though the government is trying to change it into modern
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wildlife law.
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On the other hand, the wildlife in Canada is rapidly
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declining. In habitat loss is one of the greatest threat
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styles impacting species.
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One of the reasons is because people are still hunting
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animals without being caught.
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Did you know there are a total of 151 species
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in decline that is an average off 83% between 1917
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2014. Woodland Caribou, um isn't danger is endangered.
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In 2011, there were only an estimated off 34,000 left
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across Canada.
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Cases that I found that I found off the Wildlife
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Act are the deck versus learning and Harvests.
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Morris. These two cases are good examples of the Canadian
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Wildlife Act.
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The case, Dick versus Larry, is about a member that
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was charged because he killed a deer off season without
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holding a permit continually to the Wildlife Act.
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Subsection three.
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Part one.
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The case harvested Morris is about two members off the
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charts slipped Indian ban being arrested for hunting with firearms
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during prohibited hours and hunting on illuminating device as well
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as hunting without reasonable consideration for other life concerns with
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the Wildlife Act is the violation of the Internet.
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These laws will be signal significant in the future years
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if the government is much stricter towards the restrictions and
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proper. Titian's just ask competitions is created to protect land
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in the mid hunting.
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I don't think I would want to change anything about
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this law, although I want want to put more information
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out there about this act so that people have a
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better knowledge of it and are aware of what did
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she be following?
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Because when doing my research on this and cannot find
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much, much in for information or much useless information useful
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information about us, Assad before the Canadian wildlife actors have
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restrictions of provocations on activities that could be harmful to
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species. In my opinion, I believe that the Canadian Wildlife
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Act is effective because of the changes are being made
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to keep the wildlife existing for the future.
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Although I wish there were more information that was put
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out, there's for Canadians so that they are aware that
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we need to start protecting our wildlife more.
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Thank you for listening the Sudan Representation.
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