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Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 16
16 The waters of the Nottawasaga River in the Town of Wasaga Beach, in the County of Simcoe, lying between the northerly edge of Main Street Bridge and the water’s edge of Nottawasaga Bay of Georgian Bay and the waters of Georgian Bay being that part of Lake Huron lying east of a line described as follows: BEGINNING at the most northerly point in the water’s edge along the shore of Cape Hurd on Bruce Peninsula; THENCE northwesterly in a straight line to the most southerly point on the water’s edge along the shore of Hungerford Point on Manitoulin Island; THENCE in a general northerly direction following that water’s edge to the most easterly point thereon along the shore of Meshkodeyang Point; THENCE easterly in a straight line to the most southwesterly point in the water’s edge along the shore of Northwest Burnt Island; THENCE in a general northerly direction following that water’s edge to the most northerly point thereon; THENCE northerly in a straight line to the most southerly point on the water’s edge along the shore of Evans Point on Badgeley Island; THENCE in a general easterly and northeasterly direction following the water’s edge along the southerly and easterly shore of Badgeley Island to the most northwesterly point thereon; THENCE north astronomically to the water’s edge along the southeasterly shore of Badgeley Point. EXCEPTING the waters of Matchedash Bay in the Township of Tay, in the County of Simcoe, lying easterly of the westerly limit of the right-of-way of Highway Number 69.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
BEGINNING at the most northerly point in the water’s edge along the shore of Cape Hurd on Bruce Peninsula; THENCE northwesterly in a straight line to the most southerly point on the water’s edge along the shore of Hungerford Point on Manitoulin Island; THENCE in a general northerly direction following that water’s edge to the most easterly point thereon along the shore of Meshkodeyang Point; THENCE easterly in a straight line to the most southwesterly point in the water’s edge along the shore of Northwest Burnt Island; THENCE in a general northerly direction following that water’s edge to the most northerly point thereon; THENCE northerly in a straight line to the most southerly point on the water’s edge along the shore of Evans Point on Badgeley Island; THENCE in a general easterly and northeasterly direction following the water’s edge along the southerly and easterly shore of Badgeley Island to the most northwesterly point thereon; THENCE north astronomically to the water’s edge along the southeasterly shore of Badgeley Point.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
EXCEPTING the waters of Matchedash Bay in the Township of Tay, in the County of Simcoe, lying easterly of the westerly limit of the right-of-way of Highway Number 69.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 17
17 The waters of the North Channel of Lake Huron, lying northerly and easterly of the international boundary between Canada and the United States, Cockburn Island and Manitoulin Island in the Territorial District of Maintoulin to the west boundary of Division 16, including the waters of False Detour Channel lying between Drummond Island and Cockburn Island, and the waters of the St. Marys River downstream from the gates of the Compensating Works, from the lower lock of the Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site of Canada, and from the outflow of the Hydro-electric Power Generation Station, at the city of Sault Ste. Marie, excepting the waters of St. Joseph Island.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 18
; THENCE easterly along the northerly face of the dam to its intersection with the interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Quebec; THENCE northerly along the interprovincial boundary to the point of beginning including St. Joseph Island in the Territorial District of Algoma; EXCEPTING the waters of Lake Temagami as described in Division 26.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 22
ke (49°12′N., 91°50′W.), Campus Lake (49°12′N., 91°43′W.), Fish (East Campus) Lake (49°11′N., 91°40′W.), an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 49°12′N., Longitude 91°37′W., an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 49°12′N., 91°28′W., Kathleen Lake (49°12′N., 91°23′W.), Gulliver Lake (49°10′N., 91°19′W.), Portage Lake (49°12′N., 91°15′W.), Cloven Lake (49°12′N., 91°12′W.), Lower Scotch Lake (49°12′N., 91°06′W.), Rye Lake (49°12′N., 91°02′W.), Kawaweogama Lake (50°12′N., 90°10′W.) and Selwyn Lake (49°55′N., 85°48′W.), and including the waters on the islands of Nipigon Bay including Vert, St. Ignace and Simpson; EXCEPTING thereout and therefrom the waters in Divisions 30 and 32.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
uated at approximate Latitude 49°12′N., Longitude 91°37′W., an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 49°12′N., 91°28′W., Kathleen Lake (49°12′N., 91°23′W.), Gulliver Lake (49°10′N., 91°19′W.), Portage Lake (49°12′N., 91°15′W.), Cloven Lake (49°12′N., 91°12′W.), Lower Scotch Lake (49°12′N., 91°06′W.), Rye Lake (49°12′N., 91°02′W.), Kawaweogama Lake (50°12′N., 90°10′W.) and Selwyn Lake (49°55′N., 85°48′W.), and including the waters on the islands of Nipigon Bay including Vert, St. Ignace and Simpson; EXCEPTING thereout and therefrom the waters in Divisions 30 and 32.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
BEGINNING at the mouth of the Cedar River where it enters Rice Lake (which is part of the English River) at 50°34′07″N., 93°17′43″W.; THENCE in a northeasterly direction 7.5 km, crossing the Ontario Hydro Transmission Line right-of-way; THENCE southeasterly for 30.5 km following Highway 105, east of Goose Lake (50°34′02″N., 93°11′33″W.) to a point east of Dennis Lake; THENCE in an easterly direction for 2 km; THENCE east of an unnamed lake at 50°18′15″N., 93°01′15″W.; THENCE southerly for 2.5 km; THENCE in an easterly, southerly and westerly direction, following the height of land for approximately 25 km to a point between the east shore of Square Lake and the west shore of Gary Lake at 50°13′50″N., 92°59′12″W., continuing along the northeast shore of Thaddeus Lake; THENCE southwesterly 10 km, to a point west of Fawcett Lake; THENCE westerly 10 km to a point east of Moose Lake at 50°04′24″N., 93°01′54″W.; THENCE southerly 3 km, to a point northwest of Black Lake; THENCE southeasterly 3 km; THENCE southerly 2 km, west of Ladysmith Creek; THENCE westerly 4 km, south of the unnamed lakes at 50°02′23″N., 93°01′27″W. and 50°02′03″N., 93°02′15″W.; THENCE northwesterly 2.5 km, east of Meridian Lake; THENCE southerly 6 km, along the east side of Norse and Walsh Lakes; THENCE westerly 3.5 km, to a point east of Wauchope Lake; THENCE northerly 4 km and westerly 5 km, between the north shore of Affleck Lake and the south shore of Ross Lake; THENCE northerly and westerly 14 km, to a point south of an unnamed lake at 50°06′31″N., 93°18′50″W.; THENCE northwesterly 2 km; THENCE westerly 1 km, south of Mystery Lake; THENCE southerly 3 km; THENCE westerly 7.5 km, to a point south of an unnamed lake at 50°05′55″N., 93°21′06″W. and the southwest shores of Evening and Twilight Lakes; THENCE northerly 1 km; THENCE northeasterly 10 km, to a point southwest of Cliff Lake; THENCE northerly 4.5 km and northwesterly 4.5 km; THENCE northeasterly to a point north of King Lake at 50°10′55″N., 93°23′19″W.; THENCE northerly 2 km; THENCE southwesterly 2.5 km, north of Beaton Lake; THENCE southerly 2 km; THENCE westerly 2.5 km, south of two small unnamed lakes draining into Schultz Lake; THENCE northeasterly 2 km; THENCE northwesterly 1 km; THENCE southwesterly 2 km; THENCE northwesterly 8 km intercepting the Fleet Lake Road at approximately 50°13′48″N., 93°32′50″W.; THENCE northerly 10 km, east of Gabby Lake and west of an unnamed lake at 50°19′53″N., 93°05′35″W.; THENCE easterly 4 km; THENCE northeasterly 4.5 km, between the west shore of Aerobus Lake and the east shore of Bornite Lake; THENCE westerly 5 km, north of Bornite Lake; THENCE northwesterly 15 km, west of the unnamed lake at 50°17′25″N., 93°04′46″W., east of Toole Lake, west of Anishinabi Lake and between the unnamed lakes at 50°12′55″N., 93°01′08″W. and 50°16′21″N., 93°03′50″W.; THENCE northeasterly 6.5 km, south of Howard Lake and north of Halverson Lake; THENCE northerly 1 km; THENCE easterly 2.5 km; THENCE northeasterly 7 km; THENCE northerly 5 km to the place of beginning.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 23
23 The waters of Lake Superior and the waters of the St. Marys River upstream from the gates of the Compensating Works, from the lower lock on the Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site of Canada and from the outflow of the Hydro-electric Power Generation Station, at the city of Sault Ste. Marie, excepting the waters of Vert, St. Ignace and Simpson Islands and the waters of the other islands of Nipigon Bay, all in Lake Superior.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 24
24 The waters in the Territorial District of Kenora lying within a line described as follows: BEGINNING at the intersection of the eleventh base line with the interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Manitoba; THENCE easterly along that base line to its intersection with the meridian of Longitude 89°00′W.; THENCE north along that meridian to its intersection with the parallel of Latitude 54°00′N.; THENCE in a straight line to the point of intersection of the meridian of Longitude 91°30′W. with the parallel of Latitude 55°00′N.; THENCE northwesterly along the production of that straight line to its intersection with interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Manitoba; THENCE southwesterly and southerly along the interprovincial boundary to the place of beginning; EXCEPTING thereout and therefrom the waters of the following lakes: an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°19′N., Longitude 89°00′W., an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°27′N., Longitude 89°00′W., an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°35′N., Longitude 89°00′W., an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°42′N., Longitude 89°00′W., and an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°48′N., Longitude 89°00′W.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
BEGINNING at the intersection of the eleventh base line with the interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Manitoba; THENCE easterly along that base line to its intersection with the meridian of Longitude 89°00′W.; THENCE north along that meridian to its intersection with the parallel of Latitude 54°00′N.; THENCE in a straight line to the point of intersection of the meridian of Longitude 91°30′W. with the parallel of Latitude 55°00′N.; THENCE northwesterly along the production of that straight line to its intersection with interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Manitoba; THENCE southwesterly and southerly along the interprovincial boundary to the place of beginning; EXCEPTING thereout and therefrom the waters of the following lakes: an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°19′N., Longitude 89°00′W., an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°27′N., Longitude 89°00′W., an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°35′N., Longitude 89°00′W., an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°42′N., Longitude 89°00′W., and an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°48′N., Longitude 89°00′W.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 25
25 The waters in the Territorial Districts of Cochrane and Kenora lying within a line described as follows: BEGINNING at the intersection of the interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Quebec with the parallel of Latitude 50°00′N.; THENCE west along that parallel to its intersection with the water’s edge of the Kabinakagami River; THENCE southerly along the water’s edge and easterly limit of that river to the intersection with the centreline of the Canadian National Railway Right of Way in the geographic Township of Studholme; THENCE westerly along that centreline to its intersection with the easterly boundary of the geographic Township of Bicknell; THENCE northerly along the easterly boundary of that township to the northeast corner thereof; THENCE westerly along the northerly boundary of that township to the northwest corner thereof; THENCE north astronomic to the intersection with the parallel of Latitude 54°00′N.; THENCE east along that parallel to its intersection with the water’s edge along the westerly shore of James Bay; THENCE in a general southwesterly direction along the water’s edge of James Bay to its intersection with the interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Quebec; THENCE southerly along the interprovincial boundary to the place of beginning; EXCEPTING thereout and therefrom the waters of the following lakes: Jog Lake (50°24′N., 85°20′W.), Napken Lake (51°52′N., 85°20′W.), an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°21′N., Longitude 85°20′W., an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°23′N., Longitude 85°20′W. and an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°26′N., Longitude 85°20′W.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
BEGINNING at the intersection of the interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Quebec with the parallel of Latitude 50°00′N.; THENCE west along that parallel to its intersection with the water’s edge of the Kabinakagami River; THENCE southerly along the water’s edge and easterly limit of that river to the intersection with the centreline of the Canadian National Railway Right of Way in the geographic Township of Studholme; THENCE westerly along that centreline to its intersection with the easterly boundary of the geographic Township of Bicknell; THENCE northerly along the easterly boundary of that township to the northeast corner thereof; THENCE westerly along the northerly boundary of that township to the northwest corner thereof; THENCE north astronomic to the intersection with the parallel of Latitude 54°00′N.; THENCE east along that parallel to its intersection with the water’s edge along the westerly shore of James Bay; THENCE in a general southwesterly direction along the water’s edge of James Bay to its intersection with the interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Quebec; THENCE southerly along the interprovincial boundary to the place of beginning; EXCEPTING thereout and therefrom the waters of the following lakes: Jog Lake (50°24′N., 85°20′W.), Napken Lake (51°52′N., 85°20′W.), an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°21′N., Longitude 85°20′W., an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°23′N., Longitude 85°20′W. and an unnamed lake situated at approximate Latitude 53°26′N., Longitude 85°20′W.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 27
27 The waters of Lake Nipissing together with: the waters of the French River from the Chaudière and the Little Chaudière dams to Lake Nipissing; the waters of the west bay of Lake Nipissing to the centre line of Highway 64 in the Township of Haddo in the Territorial District of Sudbury; the waters of the northwest bay of Lake Nipissing to the falls of MacPherson Creek; the waters of Sturgeon River from Lake Nipissing to the falls on MacPherson Creek; the waters of the Sturgeon River from Lake Nipissing to the dam at Sturgeon Falls; the waters of the Veuve River from Lake Nipissing to the chutes located in Lot 5 in Concession l in the Township of Caldwell in the Territorial District of Nipissing; and the waters of the South River from Lake Nipissing to Highway 654.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 28
28 The waters on Manitoulin Island in the Territorial District of Manitoulin.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 29
29 The waters in that part of the County of Frontenac lying northerly of the centreline of Highway 7, excepting both the waters of Silver Lake in the Township of Oso, the waters of the Madawaska River in the Township of North Canonto; and the waters in that part of the County of Lennox and Addington lying northerly of the centreline of Highway 7; and excepting the waters of Grimsthorpe Lake in the Counties of Hastings and Lennox and Addington.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 30
30 The waters in the Territorial District of Kenora, more particularly described as follows: First: The waters of Lac Seul including Lac Seul (Reservoir), together with all the bays and inlets connected thereto, including the following bays and inlets: Sawmill Bay, Farewell Bay, Rat Bay, Scout Bay, Portage Cove, South Inlet including the unnamed lake connected thereto, McIntyre Bay, Williams Bay together with Williams Creek from the bridge to Williams Bay, Route Bay, Burntwood Bay, Bray Bay, Whitefish Bay, Canoe Bay, Grassy Bay, Picnic Bay, Victor Bay, Sen Bay, Brechin Bay, Quirt Bay, Brisco Inlet, Gynane Bay, Anenimus Bay, Coones Bay, Merritt Bay, Wapesi Bay, Tuktegweik Bay, Vallance Bay, Fish Hook Bay, Two Point Bay, Aldous Bay, Black Bay, McKenzie Bay and Bannatyne Bay; Secondly: The waters of the following lakes together with all their bays and inlets and together with their connecting waters to Lac Seul: Scout Lake, Clear Lake, Whitefish Lake, Vaughan Lake, Robertson Lake, Martin Lake, Eider Lake, Archer Lake, Bindo Lake including the Deception River between Deception Bay and Bindo Lake, India Lake, China Lake, Scaler Lake, Foreman Lake, Adamhay Lake, Dunbar Lake, March Lake, Rice Lake, Sunlight Lake and Broad Lake; Thirdly: The waters of the English River from the narrows below Pelican Lake to Lac Seul together with all bays and inlets connected thereto and together with the following lakes and bays including their respective bays and inlets and including their connecting waters to the English River: Lost Lake, Webster Bay, Italian Bay, Keewatin Bay, Tramp Lake, Deception Lake, Deception Bay, Farlinger Lake, Richardson Lake, Bearpaw Bay and the unnamed lakes at Latitude 50°10′N., Longitude 91°58′W. and Latitude 50°10′N., Longitude 92°01′W.; Fourthly: The waters of the Wenasaga River from the rapids at the outlet of Wenasaga Lake to Lac Seul and the waters of the English River from the Ear Falls Hydro Dam to Lac Seul; Fifthly: The waters of the Root River from Latitude 50°42′30″N. to Adamhay Lake.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
First: The waters of Lac Seul including Lac Seul (Reservoir), together with all the bays and inlets connected thereto, including the following bays and inlets: Sawmill Bay, Farewell Bay, Rat Bay, Scout Bay, Portage Cove, South Inlet including the unnamed lake connected thereto, McIntyre Bay, Williams Bay together with Williams Creek from the bridge to Williams Bay, Route Bay, Burntwood Bay, Bray Bay, Whitefish Bay, Canoe Bay, Grassy Bay, Picnic Bay, Victor Bay, Sen Bay, Brechin Bay, Quirt Bay, Brisco Inlet, Gynane Bay, Anenimus Bay, Coones Bay, Merritt Bay, Wapesi Bay, Tuktegweik Bay, Vallance Bay, Fish Hook Bay, Two Point Bay, Aldous Bay, Black Bay, McKenzie Bay and Bannatyne Bay;
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
Secondly: The waters of the following lakes together with all their bays and inlets and together with their connecting waters to Lac Seul: Scout Lake, Clear Lake, Whitefish Lake, Vaughan Lake, Robertson Lake, Martin Lake, Eider Lake, Archer Lake, Bindo Lake including the Deception River between Deception Bay and Bindo Lake, India Lake, China Lake, Scaler Lake, Foreman Lake, Adamhay Lake, Dunbar Lake, March Lake, Rice Lake, Sunlight Lake and Broad Lake;
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
Thirdly: The waters of the English River from the narrows below Pelican Lake to Lac Seul together with all bays and inlets connected thereto and together with the following lakes and bays including their respective bays and inlets and including their connecting waters to the English River: Lost Lake, Webster Bay, Italian Bay, Keewatin Bay, Tramp Lake, Deception Lake, Deception Bay, Farlinger Lake, Richardson Lake, Bearpaw Bay and the unnamed lakes at Latitude 50°10′N., Longitude 91°58′W. and Latitude 50°10′N., Longitude 92°01′W.;
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
Fourthly: The waters of the Wenasaga River from the rapids at the outlet of Wenasaga Lake to Lac Seul and the waters of the English River from the Ear Falls Hydro Dam to Lac Seul;
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
Fifthly: The waters of the Root River from Latitude 50°42′30″N. to Adamhay Lake.
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — 31
31 The waters in the Territorial Districts of Kenora and Thunder Bay lying within a line described as follows: BEGINNING at the intersection of the eleventh base line with interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Manitoba; THENCE easterly along that base line to its intersection with the meridian of Longitude 89°00′W.; THENCE south along that meridian to its intersection with the parallel of Latitude 51°00′N.; THENCE west along that parallel to its intersection with the meridian of Longitude 90°00′W.; THENCE south along that meridian to its intersection with the centreline of the Canadian National Railway Right of Way; THENCE westerly along that centreline to its intersection with the water’s edge of the Vermilion River; THENCE in a general northwesterly direction following the southerly and westerly shore of Lac Seul to the intersection of the seventh base line with the water’s edge along the westerly shore of Lac Seul; THENCE westerly along the seventh base line to the interprovincial boundary; THENCE northerly along the interprovincial boundary to the place of beginning; EXCEPTING thereout and therefrom the waters described in Division 30 and the waters of the following lakes: Kawaweogama Lake (50°12′N., 90°10′W.), Patte Lake (51°28′N., 89°00′W.) and Shabuskwia Lake (51°15′N., 89°00′W.).
Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989 — Ontario Fishery Regulations, 1989
BEGINNING at the intersection of the eleventh base line with interprovincial boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Manitoba; THENCE easterly along that base line to its intersection with the meridian of Longitude 89°00′W.; THENCE south along that meridian to its intersection with the parallel of Latitude 51°00′N.; THENCE west along that parallel to its intersection with the meridian of Longitude 90°00′W.; THENCE south along that meridian to its intersection with the centreline of the Canadian National Railway Right of Way; THENCE westerly along that centreline to its intersection with the water’s edge of the Vermilion River; THENCE in a general northwesterly direction following the southerly and westerly shore of Lac Seul to the intersection of the seventh base line with the water’s edge along the westerly shore of Lac Seul; THENCE westerly along the seventh base line to the interprovincial boundary; THENCE northerly along the interprovincial boundary to the place of beginning; EXCEPTING thereout and therefrom the waters described in Division 30 and the waters of the following lakes: Kawaweogama Lake (50°12′N., 90°10′W.), Patte Lake (51°28′N., 89°00′W.) and Shabuskwia Lake (51°15′N., 89°00′W.).