What began as a routine inspection led to enforcement
CBC NewsHalyna MihalikWhat started as a routine inspection of a Saskatchewan taxidermy business led to a complex investigation culminating in multiple charges, dozens of wildlife exhibits seized and more than $7,000 in fines.
Brandon McCrea of Mossbank, Sask., pleaded guilty on Sept. 23 in Moose Jaw provincial court to offences under The Wildlife Act, including operating a taxidermy business without a licence and illegal possession of wildlife.
McCrea was fined $7,250, including surcharges.
Officers visited Northern Re…
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