Every province has a different manner of handling hunting and fishing licensing. The conservation needs vary from province to province.
No, you can not use your Alberta fishing license to fish in B.C.
You need to buy a new fresh water fishing license from B.C.
We were unclear on this question ourselves, so we emailed the B.C government, and here is the email reply…
The link in the email goes here.
The rules and regulations for landlords and tenants are laid out in the Alberta Residential Tenancy Act. The rules about security deposits (damage deposits) are discussed clearly, but it is a bit more complex when it comes to pets. Can you charge a monthly pet fee in Alberta? A landlord can charge pet fees in…
There are many types of hydrangea, and sib types beyond those. The are many different colours as well. In general, two specific types of hydrangea seem to perform the best in Alberta. Can Hydrangea grow in Alberta? Yes, the Hydrangea plant can grow in Alberta, even in the colder northern regions of Alberta. The Smooth…
Alberta’s picturesque lakes are a magnet for boating enthusiasts. With the rise in environmental awareness, the use of 2-stroke engines on these water bodies has come under scrutiny. This article delves into the specifics of 2-stroke engines, their environmental impact, and the regulations surrounding their use in Alberta. Are 2-Stroke Motors Allowed on Alberta Lakes?…
The moose rut time can vary a bit from year to year. It is generally in the fall months of September and October. This is a bit sooner than the mule deer rut that you can pretty much narrow down to November. When do the moose rut in Alberta? Alberta moose tend to rut between…
In Alberta, natural resources include a wide range of minerals, fossil fuels, forests, and agricultural land. Key resources are oil sands, natural gas, coal, metallic and industrial minerals such as sand and gravel, limestone, iron, magnetite, and gold. Alberta’s fertile agricultural land supports crops like wheat, barley, and canola, while its forests yield lumber and…
The Alberta provincial government regularly updates rules and regulations on hunting and fishing as needed. Alberta takes wildlife and environmental management very seriously. Anything discussed here can change at any moment, and we will try our best to keep this information fresh. Burbot fish or “ling”, is a freshwater fish species found in cold-water habitats…
