Wild Ontario News (@wildontario)
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Support WILD ONTARIO NEWS on Patreon! www.patreon.com/wildontario #greenscreen #greenscreenvideo #ontario
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SIGN PETITION, LINK IN MY BIO #greenscreen @HookedOnCanada #ontario
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Link is in my bio! Via Wild Ontario Linktree link page! Shutting down Line 5 will not reduce total supply and it will protect Lake Huron from total disaster. 🫡🤝⚡️🌲🐺 #ShutDownLine5 #WaterIsLife #WeCantDrinkOil
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#ontario Source: CBC News, November 2023
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#greenscreen #ontario 📷 @trailcam_tom
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In China I was the co-host of a nationally broadcast Mandarin language talkshow. In this episode I was selected by our producers to go against our celebrity guest He Jiong (何炅) in a motivational speaking contest. He Jiong was the host of the #1 talkshow and TV program in the entire country on Hunan TV (湖南卫视) To beat He Jiong I knew I had to have a killer story, so I chose very, very carefully in the week leading up to the recording. After He Jiong spoke, I told this story about Ontario’s @jamescameronofficial , born and raised in Kapuskasing. In the heat of the moment on live TV I was not 100% accurate on the timelines and every detail, but it got the job done. I beat He Jiong in the fan voting online after this episode aired. It was pretty mind boggling to beat China’s #1 TV host at a speaking competition but honestly it had nothing to do with me. It was just recounting the life story about the KING OF KAPUSKASING. James Cameron is the highest grossing director of all time. Avatar, Avatar 2, and Titanic hold 3 of the top 4 spots among the highest grossing films globally in history. The biggest theme of his Avatar series, conservation, was possibly shaped during his upbringing in the GREAT AND POWERFUL ONTARIO. James Cameron is quite possibly the most epic WILD ONTARIO LEGEND there ever was, spreading important messages of conservation to billions of people across the globe. MAY THE GODS BLESS THE KING OF KAPUSKASING. 🫡🤝⚡️🐺🌲 #ontario
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Source: US NOAA, November 2023. #ontario
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Go to www.ola.org, find your MPP’s phone number, call them! #greenscreen #ontario Source: Global News, November 2023
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Source: American Academy of Pediatrics #ontario
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Ontario’s water protection laws are under attack. The provincial government is proposing changes to critical water protection laws in order to ease regulations for construction projects. This will result in a drastic reduction in government oversight of construction activities and their impacts on freshwater systems, our most precious resource for drinking water. These changes would: 🚰 Weaken important drinking water laws. 💧Allow exemptions which increase the current water-taking limits for construction activities. 🌳Remove the requirement to inform Conservation Authorities about water-taking. 🏭Open up the door to more polluting industries to find loopholes! The proposed changes also increase the risk of groundwater depletion, floods, pollution from stormwater runoff, and droughts resulting from inadequate stormwater management. Tell the Ontario government we need to maintain and strengthen - not weaken - Ontario’s water protection laws. Public consultation for these changes closes on Oct 30th. Thanks to the great and powerful @envirodefence for organizing this email drive! Give them a follow! 🫡🤝⚡️🦁🌲 #ontario
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Beavers build dams and lodges using tree branches, vegetation, rocks and mud; they chew down trees for building material. Dams restrict water flow, and lodges serve as shelters. Their infrastructure creates wetlands used by many other species, and because of their effect on other organisms in the ecosystem, beavers are considered a keystone species. Adult males and females live in monogamous pairs with their offspring. After their first year, the young help their parents repair dams and lodges; older siblings may also help raise newly-born offspring. Beavers hold territories and mark them using scent mounds made of mud, debris, and castoreum—a liquid substance excreted through the beaver's urethra-based castor sacs. Beavers can also recognize their kin by their anal gland secretions and are more likely to tolerate them as neighbors. These Beavers will be released in the spring next year by @aspenvalleywildlifesanctuary in Muskoka, which is the largest mammal-focused Wildlife rescue and rehab organization in all of Ontario! #ontario Source: Wikipedia 📸 @aspenvalleywildlifesanctuary
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Courage and tenacity are not optional in Ontario’s wilderness. North Shore of Lake Huron. I will share any update videos of this sow and her cubs if the talented trailcam photographer @trailcam_tom is able to get her again! MAY THE GODS BLESS 🫡🤝⚡️🐻 🌲 #ontario
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Send the automated email to your MPP and Doug Ford respectfully asking them to not cut freshwater protections in Ontario. Link in my bio! 🌊 Ontario’s water protection laws are under attack. The provincial government is proposing changes to critical water protection laws in order to ease regulations for construction projects. This will result in a drastic reduction in government oversight of construction activities and their impacts on freshwater systems, our most precious resource for drinking water. These changes would: 🚰 Weaken important drinking water laws. 💧Allow exemptions which increase the current water-taking limits for construction activities. 🌳Remove the requirement to inform Conservation Authorities about water-taking. 🏭Open up the door to more polluting industries to find loopholes! The proposed changes also increase the risk of groundwater depletion, floods, pollution from stormwater runoff, and droughts resulting from inadequate stormwater management. Tell the Ontario government we need to maintain and strengthen - not weaken - Ontario’s water protection laws. Public consultation for these changes closes on Oct 30th. Send the automated email to your MPP and Doug Ford respectfully asking them to not cut freshwater protections in Ontario. Link in my bio! Thanks to the great work from @envirodefence organizing this email campaign! Please give them a follow! #ontario
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GOOD NEWS FOLKS! #greenscreen #ontario Source: Ontario Ministry of Housing, October 2023
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Stretching from Sault Ste Marie in the South up to roughly Wawa, the Algoma Highlands is one of my favourite parts of the entire province 🫡🤝⚡️🐺🌲 #ontario #saultstemarie
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#greenscreen Source: Ranjan et all, Journal of Hazardous Materials, Feb 2021 #ontario
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Follow @Ontario Place for All on TikTok and Instagram for daily updates on situation! Send automated email to your MP via link in my IG bio 🫡🤝⚡️🌲🐺 #ontario #toronto
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Follow Wild Ontario News for health, wildlife, and wilderness in ONTARIO #ontario Source: Countdown by Dr. Shana Swann, Johns Hopkins University
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Collect acorns now! In the fall. They need the cold exposure to sprout in spring! Great vid by @Andrew The Arborist please give him a follow! #ontario
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Follow Wild Ontario News! #greenscreen #ontario Source: Ontario Auditor General’s Office, October 2023
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