3.2(1)A non-resident shall not hunt bear or coyote in the Province unless the non-resident

3.2(2)The Minister may establish an annual quota of bear that may be hunted by non-residents in each wildlife management zone established in section 12, which quota shall consist of a range, and, subject to subsection (15), the number of applicants chosen by the random computer draw held under subsection (9) to be issued a non-resident bear licence in relation to each wildlife management zone shall fall within the range established for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), the Minister, if of the opinion that the population of bear does not support sustainable hunting of bear by non-residents in a wildlife management zone, may establish a quota of zero for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(4)An applicant may

3.2(4.1)An application under subsection (4) may be made

3.2(5)An application under subsection (4) shall not be made or accepted later than

3.2(6)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(a) for a non-resident bear licence, the applicant shall

3.2(7)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(b) for more than one non-resident bear licence on behalf of a number of applicants, the applicant shall

3.2(8)No more than one application under subsection (4) shall be made by or on behalf of a non-resident for a non-resident bear licence in any one year.

3.2(9)Subject to subsection (10), all applications made under subsection (4) on or before the time limit established under subsection (5) shall be classified according to the wildlife management zone in which each applicant wishes to hunt or, in the case of an application under paragraph (4)(b), according to the wildlife management zone in which the applicants wish to hunt, and shall be submitted to a random computer draw for each wildlife management zone.

3.2(10)The Minister may remove from the random computer draw held under subsection (9) the number of any applicant who has made more than one application under subsection (4) in any year.

3.2(11)An applicant who in any year is successful in the random computer draw held under subsection (9) may, subject to subsection 3(3), obtain a non-resident bear licence.

3.2(12)Where a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone has not been allocated after conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), the Minister may, on application and subject to subsection 3(3), issue non-resident bear licences to non-residents until the annual quota has been allocated.

3.2(13)A non-resident shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (12), indicate from among the wildlife management zones in which a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) has not been allocated the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident wishes to hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(14)The Minister shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (11), (12) or (19), indicate on the face of the licence the one wildlife management zone in which the holder of the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(15)Notwithstanding any other provision of this Regulation, the Minister may, in such manner as the Minister considers appropriate, prior to conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), allocate a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone to an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence.

3.2(15.1)The Minister shall provide an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence, as the case may be, with a unique identification number associated with each non-resident bear licence allocated to the outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence under subsection (15).

3.2(16)The Minister shall indicate on the face of each non-resident bear licence allocated under subsection (15) to an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence, as the case may be, the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident who obtains the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(17)Where a person is issued a non-resident bear licence indicating information that does not match the information provided by or on behalf of the person, the person may apply to the Minister for a new non-resident bear licence indicating the correct information and the Minister may issue a new non-resident bear licence in exchange for the one issued.

3.2(18)A non-resident bear licence authorizes the holder of the licence to hunt bear and coyote in the wildlife management zone indicated on the face of the licence during the periods authorized under subsection 6(1) in the year in which the licence was issued.

3.2(19)If the holder of a non-resident bear licence kills a bear, the holder may, after receiving a true copy of the registration permit issued under subparagraph 21.4(b)(iv) or paragraph 21.5(1)(b), as the case may be, obtain a second non-resident bear licence permitting him or her to kill another bear during the open season prescribed in paragraph 11(1)(a.1) in the year in which the first non-resident bear licence was issued.

3.2(1)A non-resident shall not hunt bear or coyote in the Province unless the non-resident

3.2(2)The Minister may establish an annual quota of bear that may be hunted by non-residents in each wildlife management zone established in section 12, which quota shall consist of a range, and, subject to subsection (15), the number of applicants chosen by the random computer draw held under subsection (9) to be issued a non-resident bear licence in relation to each wildlife management zone shall fall within the range established for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), the Minister, if of the opinion that the population of bear does not support sustainable hunting of bear by non-residents in a wildlife management zone, may establish a quota of zero for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(4)An applicant may

3.2(4.1)An application under subsection (4) may be made

3.2(5)An application under subsection (4) shall not be made or accepted later than

3.2(6)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(a) for a non-resident bear licence, the applicant shall

3.2(7)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(b) for more than one non-resident bear licence on behalf of a number of applicants, the applicant shall

3.2(8)No more than one application under subsection (4) shall be made by or on behalf of a non-resident for a non-resident bear licence in any one year.

3.2(9)Subject to subsection (10), all applications made under subsection (4) on or before the time limit established under subsection (5) shall be classified according to the wildlife management zone in which each applicant wishes to hunt or, in the case of an application under paragraph (4)(b), according to the wildlife management zone in which the applicants wish to hunt, and shall be submitted to a random computer draw for each wildlife management zone.

3.2(10)The Minister may remove from the random computer draw held under subsection (9) the number of any applicant who has made more than one application under subsection (4) in any year.

3.2(11)An applicant who in any year is successful in the random computer draw held under subsection (9) may, subject to subsection 3(3), obtain a non-resident bear licence.

3.2(12)Where a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone has not been allocated after conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), the Minister may, on application and subject to subsection 3(3), issue non-resident bear licences to non-residents until the annual quota has been allocated.

3.2(13)A non-resident shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (12), indicate from among the wildlife management zones in which a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) has not been allocated the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident wishes to hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(14)The Minister shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (11), (12) or (19), indicate on the face of the licence the one wildlife management zone in which the holder of the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(15)Notwithstanding any other provision of this Regulation, the Minister may, in such manner as the Minister considers appropriate, prior to conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), allocate a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone to an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence.

3.2(15.1)The Minister shall provide an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence, as the case may be, with a unique identification number associated with each non-resident bear licence allocated to the outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence under subsection (15).

3.2(16)The Minister shall indicate on the face of each non-resident bear licence allocated under subsection (15) to an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence, as the case may be, the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident who obtains the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(17)Where a person is issued a non-resident bear licence indicating information that does not match the information provided by or on behalf of the person, the person may apply to the Minister for a new non-resident bear licence indicating the correct information and the Minister may issue a new non-resident bear licence in exchange for the one issued.

3.2(18)A non-resident bear licence authorizes the holder of the licence to hunt bear and coyote in the wildlife management zone indicated on the face of the licence during the periods authorized under subsection 6(1) in the year in which the licence was issued.

3.2(19)If the holder of a non-resident bear licence kills a bear, the holder may, after receiving a true copy of the registration permit from a bear registration agent under subsection 21.3(2), obtain a second non-resident bear licence permitting him or her to kill another bear during the open season prescribed in paragraph 11(1)(a.1) in the year in which the first non-resident bear licence was issued.

3.2(1)A non-resident shall not hunt bear or coyote in the Province unless the non-resident

3.2(2)The Minister may establish an annual quota of bear that may be hunted by non-residents in each wildlife management zone established in section 12, which quota shall consist of a range, and, subject to subsection (15), the number of applicants chosen by the random computer draw held under subsection (9) to be issued a non-resident bear licence in relation to each wildlife management zone shall fall within the range established for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), the Minister, if of the opinion that the population of bear does not support sustainable hunting of bear by non-residents in a wildlife management zone, may establish a quota of zero for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(4)An applicant may

3.2(4.1)An application under subsection (4) may be made

3.2(5)An application under subsection (4) shall not be made or accepted later than

3.2(6)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(a) for a non-resident bear licence, the applicant shall

3.2(7)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(b) for more than one non-resident bear licence on behalf of a number of applicants, the applicant shall

3.2(8)No more than one application under subsection (4) shall be made by or on behalf of a non-resident for a non-resident bear licence in any one year.

3.2(9)Subject to subsection (10), all applications made under subsection (4) on or before the time limit established under subsection (5) shall be classified according to the wildlife management zone in which each applicant wishes to hunt or, in the case of an application under paragraph (4)(b), according to the wildlife management zone in which the applicants wish to hunt, and shall be submitted to a random computer draw for each wildlife management zone.

3.2(10)The Minister may remove from the random computer draw held under subsection (9) the number of any applicant who has made more than one application under subsection (4) in any year.

3.2(11)An applicant who in any year is successful in the random computer draw held under subsection (9) may, subject to subsection 3(3), obtain a non-resident bear licence.

3.2(12)Where a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone has not been allocated after conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), the Minister may, on application and subject to subsection 3(3), issue non-resident bear licences to non-residents until the annual quota has been allocated.

3.2(13)A non-resident shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (12), indicate from among the wildlife management zones in which a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) has not been allocated the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident wishes to hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(14)The Minister shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (11), (12) or (19), affix to the back of the licence a bear validation sticker, issued to the holder of the licence by the Minister, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the holder of the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(15)Notwithstanding any other provision of this Regulation, the Minister may, in such manner as the Minister considers appropriate, prior to conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), allocate a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone to an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence.

3.2(16)The Minister shall affix to the back of each licence allocated under subsection (15) a bear validation sticker, issued by the Minister to the outfitter or the holder of the guide I licence, as the case may be, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident who obtains the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(17)Where a person is issued a bear validation sticker indicating information that does not match the information provided by or on behalf of the person, the person may apply to the Minister for a new bear validation sticker indicating the correct information and the Minister may issue a new bear validation sticker in exchange for the one issued.

3.2(18)A non-resident bear licence to which is affixed a bear validation sticker issued in accordance with this section authorizes the holder of the licence to hunt bear and coyote in the wildlife management zone indicated on the bear validation sticker during the periods authorized under subsection 6(1) in the year in which the licence was issued.

3.2(19)If the holder of a non-resident bear licence kills a bear, the holder may, after receiving a true copy of the registration permit from a bear registration agent under subsection 21.3(2), obtain a second non-resident bear licence permitting him or her to kill another bear during the open season prescribed in paragraph 11(1)(a.1) in the year in which the first non-resident bear licence was issued.

3.2(1)A non-resident shall not hunt bear or coyote in the Province unless the non-resident

3.2(2)The Minister may establish an annual quota of bear that may be hunted by non-residents in each wildlife management zone established in section 12, which quota shall consist of a range, and, subject to subsection (15), the number of applicants chosen by the random computer draw held under subsection (9) to be issued a non-resident bear licence in relation to each wildlife management zone shall fall within the range established for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), the Minister, if of the opinion that the population of bear does not support sustainable hunting of bear by non-residents in a wildlife management zone, may establish a quota of zero for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(4)An applicant may, through the Department’s website,

3.2(5)An application under subsection (4) shall not be made or accepted later than midnight of the last day of February in the year of application.

3.2(6)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(a) for a non-resident bear licence, the applicant shall

3.2(7)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(b) for more than one non-resident bear licence on behalf of a number of applicants, the applicant shall

3.2(8)No more than one application under subsection (4) shall be made by or on behalf of a non-resident for a non-resident bear licence in any one year.

3.2(9)Subject to subsection (10), all applications made under subsection (4) on or before the time limit established under subsection (5) shall be classified according to the wildlife management zone in which each applicant wishes to hunt or, in the case of an application under paragraph (4)(b), according to the wildlife management zone in which the applicants wish to hunt, and shall be submitted to a random computer draw for each wildlife management zone.

3.2(10)The Minister may remove from the random computer draw held under subsection (9) the number of any applicant who has made more than one application under subsection (4) in any year.

3.2(11)An applicant who in any year is successful in the random computer draw held under subsection (9) may, subject to subsection 3(3), obtain a non-resident bear licence.

3.2(12)Where a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone has not been allocated after conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), the Minister may, on application and subject to subsection 3(3), issue non-resident bear licences to non-residents until the annual quota has been allocated.

3.2(13)A non-resident shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (12), indicate from among the wildlife management zones in which a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) has not been allocated the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident wishes to hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(14)The Minister shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (11), (12) or (19), affix to the back of the licence a bear validation sticker, issued to the holder of the licence by the Minister, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the holder of the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(15)Notwithstanding any other provision of this Regulation, the Minister may, in such manner as the Minister considers appropriate, prior to conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), allocate a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone to an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence.

3.2(16)The Minister shall affix to the back of each licence allocated under subsection (15) a bear validation sticker, issued by the Minister to the outfitter or the holder of the guide I licence, as the case may be, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident who obtains the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(17)Where a person is issued a bear validation sticker indicating information that does not match the information provided by or on behalf of the person, the person may apply to the Minister for a new bear validation sticker indicating the correct information and the Minister may issue a new bear validation sticker in exchange for the one issued.

3.2(18)A non-resident bear licence to which is affixed a bear validation sticker issued in accordance with this section authorizes the holder of the licence to hunt bear and coyote in the wildlife management zone indicated on the bear validation sticker during the periods authorized under subsection 6(1) in the year in which the licence was issued.

3.2(19)If the holder of a non-resident bear licence kills a bear, the holder may, after receiving a true copy of the registration permit from a bear registration agent under subsection 21.3(2), obtain a second non-resident bear licence permitting him or her to kill another bear during the open season prescribed in paragraph 11(1)(a.1) in the year in which the first non-resident bear licence was issued.

3.2(1)A non-resident shall not hunt bear or coyote in the Province unless the non-resident

3.2(2)The Minister may establish an annual quota of bear that may be hunted by non-residents in each wildlife management zone established in section 12, which quota shall consist of a range, and, subject to subsection (15), the number of applicants chosen by the random computer draw held under subsection (9) to be issued a non-resident bear licence in relation to each wildlife management zone shall fall within the range established for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), the Minister, if of the opinion that the population of bear does not support sustainable hunting of bear by non-residents in a wildlife management zone, may establish a quota of zero for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(4)An applicant may, by using a computer assisted application line from a touch tone telephone,

3.2(5)An application under subsection (4) shall not be made or accepted later than midnight of the last day of February in the year of application.

3.2(6)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(a) for a non-resident bear licence, the applicant shall

3.2(7)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(b) for more than one non-resident bear licence on behalf of a number of applicants, the applicant shall

3.2(8)No more than one application under subsection (4) shall be made by or on behalf of a non-resident for a non-resident bear licence in any one year.

3.2(9)Subject to subsection (10), all applications made under subsection (4) on or before the time limit established under subsection (5) shall be classified according to the wildlife management zone in which each applicant wishes to hunt or, in the case of an application under paragraph (4)(b), according to the wildlife management zone in which the applicants wish to hunt, and shall be submitted to a random computer draw for each wildlife management zone.

3.2(10)The Minister may remove from the random computer draw held under subsection (9) the number of any applicant who has made more than one application under subsection (4) in any year.

3.2(11)An applicant who in any year is successful in the random computer draw held under subsection (9) may, subject to subsection 3(3), purchase a non-resident bear licence.

3.2(12)Where a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone has not been allocated after conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), the Minister may, on application and subject to subsection 3(3), issue non-resident bear licences to non-residents until the annual quota has been allocated.

3.2(13)A non-resident shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (12), indicate from among the wildlife management zones in which a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) has not been allocated the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident wishes to hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(14)The Minister shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (11), (12) or (19), affix to the back of the licence a bear validation sticker, issued to the holder of the licence by the Minister, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the holder of the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(15)Notwithstanding any other provision of this Regulation, the Minister may, in such manner as the Minister considers appropriate, prior to conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), allocate a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone to an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence.

3.2(16)The Minister shall affix to the back of each licence allocated under subsection (15) a bear validation sticker, issued by the Minister to the outfitter or the holder of the guide I licence, as the case may be, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident who purchases the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(17)Where a person is issued a bear validation sticker indicating information that does not match the information provided by or on behalf of the person, the person may apply to the Minister for a new bear validation sticker indicating the correct information and the Minister may issue a new bear validation sticker in exchange for the one issued.

3.2(18)A non-resident bear licence to which is affixed a bear validation sticker issued in accordance with this section authorizes the holder of the licence to hunt bear and coyote in the wildlife management zone indicated on the bear validation sticker during the periods authorized under subsection 6(1) in the year in which the licence was issued.

3.2(19)If the holder of a non-resident bear licence kills a bear, the holder may, after receiving a true copy of the registration permit from a bear registration agent under subsection 21.3(2), purchase a second non-resident bear licence permitting him or her to kill another bear during the open season prescribed in paragraph 11(1)(a.1) in the year in which the first non-resident bear licence was issued.

3.2(1)A non-resident shall not hunt bear or coyote in the Province unless the non-resident

3.2(2)The Minister may establish an annual quota of bear that may be hunted by non-residents in each wildlife management zone established in section 12, which quota shall consist of a range, and, subject to subsection (15), the number of applicants chosen by the random computer draw held under subsection (9) to be issued a non-resident bear licence in relation to each wildlife management zone shall fall within the range established for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), the Minister, if of the opinion that the population of bear does not support sustainable hunting of bear by non-residents in a wildlife management zone, may establish a quota of zero for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(4)An applicant may, by using a computer assisted application line from a touch tone telephone,

3.2(5)An application under subsection (4) shall not be made or accepted later than midnight of the last day of February in the year of application.

3.2(6)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(a) for a non-resident bear licence, the applicant shall

3.2(7)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(b) for more than one non-resident bear licence on behalf of a number of applicants, the applicant shall

3.2(8)No more than one application under subsection (4) shall be made by or on behalf of a non-resident for a non-resident bear licence in any one year.

3.2(9)Subject to subsection (10), all applications made under subsection (4) on or before the time limit established under subsection (5) shall be classified according to the wildlife management zone in which each applicant wishes to hunt or, in the case of an application under paragraph (4)(b), according to the wildlife management zone in which the applicants wish to hunt, and shall be submitted to a random computer draw for each wildlife management zone.

3.2(10)The Minister may remove from the random computer draw held under subsection (9) the number of any applicant who has made more than one application under subsection (4) in any year.

3.2(11)An applicant who in any year is successful in the random computer draw held under subsection (9) may, subject to subsection 3(3), purchase a non-resident bear licence.

3.2(12)Where a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone has not been allocated after conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), the Minister may, on application and subject to subsection 3(3), issue non-resident bear licences to non-residents until the annual quota has been allocated.

3.2(13)A non-resident shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (12), indicate from among the wildlife management zones in which a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) has not been allocated the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident wishes to hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(14)The Minister shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (11) or (12), affix to the back of the licence a bear validation sticker, issued to the holder of the licence by the Minister, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the holder of the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(15)Notwithstanding any other provision of this Regulation, the Minister may, in such manner as the Minister considers appropriate, prior to conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), allocate a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone to an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence.

3.2(16)The Minister shall affix to the back of each licence allocated under subsection (15) a bear validation sticker, issued by the Minister to the outfitter or the holder of the guide I licence, as the case may be, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident who purchases the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(17)Where a person is issued a bear validation sticker indicating information that does not match the information provided by or on behalf of the person, the person may apply to the Minister for a new bear validation sticker indicating the correct information and the Minister may issue a new bear validation sticker in exchange for the one issued.

3.2(18)A non-resident bear licence to which is affixed a bear validation sticker issued in accordance with this section authorizes the holder of the licence to hunt bear and coyote in the wildlife management zone indicated on the bear validation sticker during the periods authorized under subsection 6(1) in the year in which the licence was issued.

3.2(1)A non-resident shall not hunt bear or coyote in the Province unless the non-resident

3.2(2)The Minister may establish an annual quota of bear that may be hunted by non-residents in each wildlife management zone established in section 12, which quota shall consist of a range, and, subject to subsection (15), the number of applicants chosen by the random computer draw held under subsection (9) to be issued a non-resident bear licence in relation to each wildlife management zone shall fall within the range established for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), the Minister, if of the opinion that the population of bear does not support sustainable hunting of bear by non-residents in a wildlife management zone, may establish a quota of zero for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(4)An applicant may, by using a computer assisted application line from a touch tone telephone,

3.2(5)An application under subsection (4) shall not be made or accepted later than midnight of the last day of February in the year of application.

3.2(6)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(a) for a non-resident bear licence, the applicant shall

3.2(7)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(b) for more than one non-resident bear licence on behalf of a number of applicants, the applicant shall

3.2(8)No more than one application under subsection (4) shall be made by or on behalf of a non-resident for a non-resident bear licence in any one year.

3.2(9)Subject to subsection (10), all applications made under subsection (4) on or before the time limit established under subsection (5) shall be classified according to the wildlife management zone in which each applicant wishes to hunt or, in the case of an application under paragraph (4)(b), according to the wildlife management zone in which the applicants wish to hunt, and shall be submitted to a random computer draw for each wildlife management zone.

3.2(10)The Minister may remove from the random computer draw held under subsection (9) the number of any applicant who has made more than one application under subsection (4) in any year.

3.2(11)An applicant who in any year is successful in the random computer draw held under subsection (9) may, subject to subsection 3(3), purchase a non-resident bear licence.

3.2(12)Where a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone has not been allocated after conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), the Minister may, on application and subject to subsection 3(3), issue non-resident bear licences to non-residents until the annual quota has been allocated.

3.2(13)A non-resident shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (12), indicate from among the wildlife management zones in which a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) has not been allocated the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident wishes to hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(14)The Minister shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (11) or (12), affix to the back of the licence a bear validation sticker, issued to the holder of the licence by the Minister, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the holder of the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(15)Notwithstanding any other provision of this Regulation, the Minister may, in such manner as the Minister considers appropriate, prior to conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), allocate a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone to an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence.

3.2(16)The Minister shall affix to the back of each licence allocated under subsection (15) a bear validation sticker, issued by the Minister to the outfitter or the holder of the guide I licence, as the case may be, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident who purchases the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(17)Where a person is issued a bear validation sticker indicating information that does not match the information provided by or on behalf of the person, the person may apply to the Minister for a new bear validation sticker indicating the correct information and the Minister may issue a new bear validation sticker in exchange for the one issued.

3.2(18)A non-resident bear licence to which is affixed a bear validation sticker issued in accordance with this section authorizes the holder of the licence to hunt bear and coyote in the wildlife management zone indicated on the bear validation sticker during the periods authorized under subsection 6(1) in the year in which the licence was issued.

3.2(1)A non-resident shall not hunt bear or coyote in the Province unless the non-resident

3.2(2)The Minister may establish an annual quota of bear that may be hunted by non-residents in each wildlife management zone established in section 12, which quota shall consist of a range, and, subject to subsection (15), the number of applicants chosen by the random computer draw held under subsection (9) to be issued a non-resident bear licence in relation to each wildlife management zone shall fall within the range established for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(3)Notwithstanding subsection (2), the Minister, if of the opinion that the population of bear does not support sustainable hunting of bear by non-residents in a wildlife management zone, may establish a quota of zero for that wildlife management zone.

3.2(4)An applicant may, by using a computer assisted application line from a touch tone telephone,

3.2(5)An application under subsection (4) shall not be made or accepted later than midnight of the last day of February in the year of application.

3.2(6)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(a) for a non-resident bear licence, the applicant shall

3.2(7)Where an applicant applies under paragraph (4)(b) for more than one non-resident bear licence on behalf of a number of applicants, the applicant shall

3.2(8)No more than one application under subsection (4) shall be made by or on behalf of a non-resident for a non-resident bear licence in any one year.

3.2(9)Subject to subsection (10), all applications made under subsection (4) on or before the time limit established under subsection (5) shall be classified according to the wildlife management zone in which each applicant wishes to hunt or, in the case of an application under paragraph (4)(b), according to the wildlife management zone in which the applicants wish to hunt, and shall be submitted to a random computer draw for each wildlife management zone.

3.2(10)The Minister may remove from the random computer draw held under subsection (9) the number of any applicant who has made more than one application under subsection (4) in any year.

3.2(11)An applicant who in any year is successful in the random computer draw held under subsection (9) may, subject to subsection 3(3), purchase a non-resident bear licence.

3.2(12)Where a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone has not been allocated after conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), the Minister may, on application and subject to subsection 3(3), issue non-resident bear licences to non-residents until the annual quota has been allocated.

3.2(13)A non-resident shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (12), indicate from among the wildlife management zones in which a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) has not been allocated the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident wishes to hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(14)The Minister shall, at the time of the issuance of a non-resident bear licence under subsection (11) or (12), affix to the back of the licence a bear validation sticker, issued to the holder of the licence by the Minister, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the holder of the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(15)Notwithstanding any other provision of this Regulation, the Minister may, in such manner as the Minister considers appropriate, prior to conducting a random computer draw under subsection (9), allocate a portion of the annual quota established under subsection (2) with respect to a wildlife management zone to an outfitter or the holder of a guide I licence.

3.2(16)The Minister shall affix to the back of each licence allocated under subsection (15) a bear validation sticker, issued by the Minister to the outfitter or the holder of the guide I licence, as the case may be, which shall indicate the one wildlife management zone in which the non-resident who purchases the licence may hunt bear and coyote.

3.2(17)Where a person is issued a bear validation sticker indicating information that does not match the information provided by or on behalf of the person, the person may apply to the Minister for a new bear validation sticker indicating the correct information and the Minister may issue a new bear validation sticker in exchange for the one issued.

3.2(18)A non-resident bear licence to which is affixed a bear validation sticker issued in accordance with this section authorizes the holder of the licence to hunt bear and coyote in the wildlife management zone indicated on the bear validation sticker during the periods authorized under subsection 6(1) in the year in which the licence was issued.