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Turn in Poachers and Polluters (TIPP)
Call the TIPP line at 1-800-667-7561 or use our 24-hour, seven-day-a-week TIPP Service if you suspect any fishing, wildlife or environmental resource violations.

Individuals exercising constitutionally protected Treaty or Aboriginal rights to harvest fish and wildlife for food purposes are exempt from certain provincial hunting and fishing laws. However, individuals exercising Treaty or Aboriginal rights are expected to comply with specific land, safety and conservation laws and are encouraged to support fish and wildlife management programs.

This guide provides current information regarding:

Treaty Rights

• Identification requirements
• Where Treaty rights are recognized in ±¦ÍþÌåÓý

Aboriginal Rights

• Who may exercise Métis Aboriginal Rights and where Métis Aboriginal rights may be exercised in ±¦ÍþÌåÓý
• A Métis Harvesting Zone Map

Regulations

• Summary of hunting and fishing laws that apply to the exercise of both Treaty and Aboriginal rights in ±¦ÍþÌåÓý

Learn more about Treaty and Aboriginal hunting and fishing rights in the province by accessing the .

Apply for a permit

Fill out this application to hunt with or assist a Treaty Indian Subsistence Hunter. This application is an agreement to hunt wildlife for food.