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by checking the Web site Québec 511 or by calling 511 . Reach out to your municipality to inquire about the condition of municipal roads. Identify several evacuation routes, given that forest fires…

heat wave Check with your municipality to find out what measures are in place to mitigate the effects of extreme heat, such as opening or extending the hours of certain municipal services (e.g.,…

Centre by calling 1 800 731 ‑ 4000. You may also contact any Sûreté du Québec office. Municipal by-laws Some municipalities restrict or completely prohibit the use of weapons, and others regulate the…

Getting rid of a wild animal carcass Generally speaking, dead wildlife carcasses can be bagged and disposed of in the trash. Note that your municipality may have specific requirements regarding the…

intended to lure an animal to trap it; a lure, i.e. an inanimate object or artificial reproduction of an animal’s shape. It can be a naturalized animal used to attract or entrust an animal to trap…

to in an emergency (family members, daycare centre, school, municipal authorities, etc.). Take steps to ensure the well-being of your animals in the event of evacuation (in French only). Ask…

when shooting Killing an animal with a bow or crossbow Whether it is shot with a bow or a crossbow, the animal dies because of the hemorrhage caused by the arrow. For big game animals, you must wait…