Peace Region Moose and Northern Cariboo

[IronNoggin]

... Fingers crossed they'll back off.

Part of me really wants to agree with that.

The other part of me really wants to see them get their asses royally kicked in court.

Nog

[Night Hawk 3]

The other part of me really wants to see them get their asses royally kicked in court.

Nog

This would bring me great pleasure; the BC Government needs to walk out of that court with their tails tucked after being told they are complete idiots for trying to this approach of trying to pit Indigenous peoples against non Indigenous, and giving oil/gas/industrial development (and I am in favor of oil and gas) a get out of jail free card.

I truly hope the judge condemns this approach and calls it out for what it is.

NH3

[Avalanche123]

This would bring me great pleasure; the BC Government needs to walk out of that court with their tails tucked after being told they are complete idiots for trying to this approach of trying to pit Indigenous peoples against non Indigenous, and giving oil/gas/industrial development (and I am in favor of oil and gas) a get out of jail free card.

I truly hope the judge condemns this approach and calls it out for what it is.

NH3

That would be a real good start. Unfortunately it is the tip of the ice berg for what has evolved into govt systemic mismanagement of wildlife in BC.

[Rob Chipman]

Part of me really wants to agree with that.

The other part of me really wants to see them get their asses royally kicked in court.

Nog

Well...there is no question that in the realm of all things Indigenous Relations the decision of the courts has proven, time and again, to be a very important trump card. I don't know the details of any action you're referring to and I understand it's likely much too soon to pull any curtain back, but if the government did get into judge trouble over how they are resolving the Yahey case it would be a very, very interesting development with extremely important repercussions.

That would have to be a ten year battle, minimum, no?

As for the outcome I'm keeping my fingers crossed for, note that I'm not placing bets with real money. I think the writing is on the wall. The government is going to do exactly what it proposed 6 or so weeks ago. We'll be inspecting the underside of the bus - thats' my bet.

[Sitkaspruce]

This would bring me great pleasure; the BC Government needs to walk out of that court with their tails tucked after being told they are complete idiots for trying to this approach of trying to pit Indigenous peoples against non Indigenous, and giving oil/gas/industrial development (and I am in favor of oil and gas) a get out of jail free card.

I truly hope the judge condemns this approach and calls it out for what it is.

NH3

They already did, that's why we are in this mess in the first place. Now they have created an even bigger mess with their back door deals and lack of consultation with the other 97% of the province.

Supposed to find out either later this week or early next.

Cheers

SS

[leadpillproductions]

Maybe if we all decided not to put in for leh .they might get the
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[canishunter22-250]

This gov't wouldn't give a shit if nobody put in for LEH. These goofs are basically a band of anti-hunters in the first place so they'd just consider it a win. From their perspective, the lost dollars from LEH applications would be a cheap price to pay for them to see the whole thing shut down. Just like the grizzly hunt - do you think it keeps Horgan up a night thinking about the $80 grizz tags he's now forgoing revenue on?

[HappyJack]

The only thing that will really get their attention is if a massive amount of moose hunters just go out and hunt their moose and fly the bird at the regulations.

""Even when everyone seems to be clear about the consequences of breaking the law, people somehow eventually end up breaking it. To put that into perspective, right from Gandhi’s defiance of British colonial laws over the empire’s monopoly to Martin Luther’s movement for civil rights, rules have always been broken. Hence the confounding question, which is as old as Socrates, remains, “When is it justified for a citizen to act as his own legislator and decide that he will or won’t obey the given law?” While this question may have different answers, I believe that we citizens should be able to differentiate between good and evil. This is to say, if the laws need to be broken for the right cause even with hard consequences, breaking the law can be justified. And if the law protects a society from crime and criminals, it should be complied with.""

https://kathmandupost.com/art-entert...aw-justifiable

[Ron.C]

This gov't wouldn't give a shit if nobody put in for LEH.

100%. The govt would just say there is no interest and remove if from the LEH the following year.

[TheObserver]

This gov't wouldn't give a shit if nobody put in for LEH. These goofs are basically a band of anti-hunters in the first place so they'd just consider it a win. From their perspective, the lost dollars from LEH applications would be a cheap price to pay for them to see the whole thing shut down. Just like the grizzly hunt - do you think it keeps Horgan up a night thinking about the $80 grizz tags he's now forgoing revenue on?

Exactly man!!

People got to understand behind the curtains your government is owned by bigger players than the faces and names you see om tv. Hint the people who print Canadas worthless fiat paper notes really make the decisions not trudno or whoregan.

Money means nothing to these goofs!!

They have agendas to push/follow and abolishion of guns and hunting is just one of them!