MARCH 10 #1430 ONJASE Steph Monette

MARCH 10 #1430 ONJASE Steph Monette

#hunting #fishing #pleinair Welcome to my blog!
Today, I’m going to share with you a detailed summary of our latest episode of ONJASE – a show dedicated to hunting, fishing and outdoor enthusiasts.
If you’re here, it’s probably because, like me, you find deep meaning in connecting with nature and the community that shares these passions.
In this episode, we covered a variety of topics, from current weather conditions to issues important to our community, to the critical importance of participating in public consultations on wildlife management.
Beginning the Day in Community The day began with a moment of conviviality, with warm greetings to all those joining us from various regions, including our dear audience from France.
It’s this diversity and togetherness that makes our community so special.
I encouraged you to share where you were listening from, highlighting the richness and diversity of our audience.
The importance of coming together, even virtually, around a common passion cannot be underestimated.
It was in this spirit that we tackled our first major topic.
The Public Consultation on Wildlife Management A crucial point in our discussion was the public consultation announced for March 27, to discuss the new wildlife management plan, particularly for moose hunting.
I stressed the importance of your participation in these consultations.
The voice of the hunting and fishing community must be heard to avoid the adoption of laws and regulations that do not take into account our reality and our needs.
Solidarity and mobilization are our best tools for asserting our perspective.
A Festival Compromised by Excessive Regulations The impact of government regulations was also illustrated by the situation of the Notre-Dame du Nord Truck Rodeo, a traditional event now compromised by insurmountable regulatory and financial requirements.
This situation highlights the challenges faced not only by event organizers, but also by the local communities that cherish these traditions.
The Economy of the Road: Truck Drivers We also discussed the crucial importance of truck drivers in our economy, highlighting how every element of our daily lives depends on their hard work.
Their essential role deserves recognition and respect, especially in the face of the challenges and unfair criticism they can encounter.
A Crisis in the Agricultural Sector Finally, we addressed the worrying situation of Quebec farmers, whose incomes have fallen drastically, highlighting a crisis that threatens the viability of our local farms.
The need for greater support and recognition of their essential work was highlighted as a crucial issue for our community and our economy.
Conclusion: The Strength of Community All in all, this episode of ONJASE was rich in discussion and sharing on subjects that touch us deeply.
It reminds us of the importance of our community, our solidarity and our commitment to the causes we care about. Together, we can face the challenges, uphold our traditions and work for a future where hunting, fishing and the outdoors continue to thrive.
Don’t forget to have your say in public consultations, support our truck drivers and farmers, and stay united in our passion for nature.
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