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Important notice As of November 29, 2024, the Programme régulier des travailleurs qualifiés – PRTQ (Regular Skilled Worker Program) has been replaced by the Programme de sélection des travailleurs…

Important notice As of November 29, 2024, the Programme régulier des travailleurs qualifiés – PRTQ (Regular Skilled Worker Program) has been replaced by the Programme de sélection des travailleurs…

Depending on the area in which you hunt, you may not be permitted to shoot from a public road. A road that is maintained by a municipality, a government or one of its agencies and that offers one or…

On this page: Small game hunting licence Hunting with a bird of prey What to do before, during and after small game hunting Small game hunting licence The small game species that can be hunted are…

If you win a antlerless deer licence through a random draw, you can share it with your immediate family or a group of six hunters. Certain conditions apply. Possible hunting licence shares Wondering…

You can also hunt as a group of six people with your regular or additional hunting licence. You have to agree on a commitment to share the harvest limit for white-tailed deer. Each member may hunt as…

Moose and black bear teeth collection Each year, hunters and trappers can actively contribute to the monitoring of moose and black bear populations in different regions of Québec, by providing the…

Sharing of a small game licence between spouses is permitted. You may share with your spouse your small game hunting licences, frog hunting licences and hare snaring licences. If you hunt under your…

Back to Resources and tools for the school network Ministerial Training and Information Sessions The Ministère organizes training and information sessions for school staff on a regular basis. On this…

A young hunter is a person that is at least 12 years of age and under 18 years of age, or a student between 18 and 24 years of age. The latter must carry his or her valid student card during the…