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Two wildlife officers talking to three hunters dressed in camouflage near a marsh with a boat and decoys

Migratory Bird Hunters Face Legal Consequences

Félix Bouchard and Martin Beauregard of La Baie, Québec, pleaded guilty on April 18 in the Québec courthouse for contravening the Migratory Birds Regulations. They hunted Snow Geese outside agricultural land, and Mr. Bouchard also hunted using a 12-gauge shotgun with a magazine that had not been plugged.
On April 25, 2009, Environment Canada charged the two individuals with contravening paragraph 15(1)(d) and subsection 5(4) of the Migratory Birds Regulations. The Regulations stipulate that it is prohibited to hunt migratory birds using a shotgun with a magazine that has not been plugged with a metal, plastic or wood filler. It is also prohibited, in the targeted region, to hunt any species of migratory bird, except during the hunting season indicated for the region and species at issue.

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Going Pump Free: Volt Owners Go 1,000 Miles Between Fill-Ups

Chevy Volt Drives 1,000 Miles All Electric Power First

Chevrolet Volt owners made fewer trips to the gas station in March, going an average of 30 days – or nearly a month – between fill-ups. In fact, some Volt owners say they are challenging themselves to see how fuel-efficient they can be by tracking how far and how long they can go without buying gasoline.
“Volt owners drove an average of 800 miles between fill-ups since the Volt launched in December, and in March they averaged 1,000 miles,” said Cristi Landy, Volt marketing director. “When the majority of miles driven are electrically, gas usage decreases significantly.”
“I am surprised how infrequently I go to the gas station. It’s become a game to achieve as many miles as I can in EV mode,” said Steve Wojtanek, a Volt buyer in Boca Raton, Fla. “I have made it my goal to drive as efficiently as possible and I am seeing the results, with more than 3,417 miles under my belt – of which 2,225 are EV miles.” A Volt owner since December, Wojtanek is averaging 122 miles per gallon and visiting the gas station about once a month.

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