Hunting Tag and Licence Fees by Province

Tax: "Prices listed below show the licence fee and the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation (HCTF) surcharge. Prices do not include 5% GST." (stated above both the hunting licence and species licence fee tables). This page shows the HCTF surcharge under each price.

Not published: Licence year: neither fee page names a licence year; both were 'Last updated on April 9, 2026'. This page labels it 2026-27 on that basis. Grizzly bear: no grizzly bear species licence appears in either the resident or non-resident species licence fee table. Wild turkey: no wild turkey species licence or tag appears on either fee page.

Tax: "Fees are in Canadian dollars and do not include the 5 percent federal Goods and Services Tax (GST)." (My Wild Alberta fee table). The 2026 guide repeats: "The five per cent federal goods and services tax (GST) is not included in the costs listed below."

Not published: Grizzly bear: no grizzly licence appears in either fee table. Wolf and coyote: no separate licence or fee appears in either fee table. Small game (hares etc.): no small game licence appears in either fee table.

Not published: Tax: neither the Hunting Licences page nor the 2026-27 Hunters Guide fee table says whether GST is included or extra. (A separate provincial trappers' guide states its fur licence prices include GST; that statement is not about hunting licences and is not applied here.) The same fee figures appear in the 2026-27 Hunters Guide ('Licensing fees and requirements'); items quote the web page table, where several rows share the text 'Saskatchewan Resident' under different species headings, so the product field names the heading. Veteran licences (Saskatchewan and Canadian resident veterans) are listed as Free for the habitat certificate, game birds, white-tailed deer, elk, moose, mule deer archery, wolf and black bear; they are not itemised because the schema has no veteran class.

Not published: Tax: the eLicensing fee page and the 2026 Hunting Guide fee table do not say whether GST is included or extra for hunting licences. (The eLicensing FAQ states tax-inclusive totals only for timber permits and Snopass, not hunting licences.) Base licence: Manitoba lists no general hunting licence or habitat/conservation certificate; licences are sold per species or group. Grizzly bear, cougar and pronghorn: no licence listed.

Tax: Ontario states: "All fees are in Canadian dollars and are subject to 13% HST, except those indicated by a footnote". The only footnoted item is the failure to report surcharge ("Fee is not subject to 13% HST"). The Outdoors Card page separately states "$8.57 +HST". Prices below are before HST.

Not published: Youth and senior hunting fees: the resident fee table lists no separate youth or senior prices. Non-resident fees: published on a separate page (Hunting licence, non-residents of Ontario), not in the resident table, so not recorded here. The resident page does say moose tag fees apply to both residents and non-residents. Any issuing or service fee charged by licence issuers or ServiceOntario on top of the listed fee: not stated on the fee page.

Tax: Quebec states: "The fees below include tax and the contribution payable to the Fondation de la faune du Québec." The French page names the recipient as the "Fondation pour la biodiversité et la faune du Québec". Prices are all-in; do not add tax.

Not published: Youth and senior prices: the 2026-2027 table has only Residents and Non-residents columns. A registration fee for the antlerless deer and moose without antlers random draws: not stated on the Random draw page. Fees for Sépaq wildlife-reserve draws and ZEC access or daily fees: those are charged by separate bodies and are not in the licence table.

Tax: Every fee column on the Available Licences and Draws page is headed "Total + HST", i.e. HST is added at purchase. The GNB service page for the Deer and Game Bird licence states: "Unless otherwise specified, Fees exclude the harmonized sales tax (HST)." The Deer and Game Bird totals include a conservation fee ($5 resident, $10 non-resident) per that service page.

Not published: Bobcat licence price: only the $9.00 resident draw application is listed. The species covered by the Varmint licence: not listed on the fee page. Youth prices for deer, bear, moose or turkey: the only youth rows are the free Minor's Bird & Small Game licence (12-15) and free minor trapping licences.

Tax: Most rows in the licence-cost table read "+ HST" (HST extra). The Wildlife Habitat Stamp row ($5.15) carries no "+ HST" marker; the table does not say whether HST applies to it.

Not published: Moose: no licence price. The 2026 summary states the province 'will not be holding a draw for moose licences in 2026' (Cape Breton population low). Wild turkey: no open season or licence; wild turkey appears only in the regulations' definition of game birds. Antlerless deer draw application fee: the summary says 'you must apply and pay a fee' but gives no amount; the HuntNS site is a JavaScript application that could not be read.

Tax: The 2026 Hunting Summary states "The above fees do not include HST"; the License and Permit Fees Regulations head the schedule "Fee – HST Not Included"; the Wildlife Conservation Fund Regulations give each fee "(HST not included)"; the 2025 Trapping Summary marks trapping fees "*(+HST)".

Not published: No big game: PEI has no deer, moose or bear hunting season, so there are no big game licences or tags to price. This is correct, not a gap. No wild turkey licence: PEI has no turkey season. Pheasant: listed as 'No open season' in the 2026 summary, so no pheasant licence.

Tax: The fee page states: "Prices do not include HST." and "Licences sold through vendor outlets and/or Government Service Centres are subject to an additional $3.00 fee at the time of purchase." It also states "Licence fees for seniors apply to those aged 65 and older."

Not published: A big game draw application fee: the draw process page describes the online application but states no fee. Youth prices for shooting licences: the only youth row is the free snaring-only small game licence; youth 12+ buy the regular licences. Labrador caribou: no licence is priced (the Licence Fees table lists only Woodland Caribou (Newfoundland)).

Tax: "Government Sales Tax (GST) will be added to all of the listed fees." (quoted as published on the Yukon page). The Permit Hunt Authorization page states its application fee is "$10 plus GST".

Not published: yukon.ca returned HTTP 403 to scripted fetches; both Yukon pages were read in a browser. The licence page shows 'Date modified: 2026-04-14' and states 'Licences are valid from April 1 to March 31'. Non-resident seal prices and non-resident trophy fees: the licence page lists one set of seal prices with no residency breakdown. Wolf and coyote: no seal is required ('except for wolf and coyote'), so no per-animal price exists on the page; they are covered by the big game licence.

Not published: Tax: neither the 2026-27 summary nor the 2022 fee schedule says whether GST applies. Quotes from the summary PDF are its table-row text as extracted from the PDF (Harvester, Tag Fee, Harvest Fee, then bag limit/season/area fragments); multi-line cells extract in pieces, so some quotes contain partial bag-limit or area text. The summary URL serves the PDF directly. The 2022 fee schedule URL also serves a PDF ('Updated June 2022').

Not published: Harvesting licence fee: the summary states 'Licence/Tag Fees: for all classes of hunters, must be paid before you go hunting' but gives no figure for the harvesting licence itself. Tax: the summary does not say whether GST applies. Grouse and ptarmigan: the summary lists daily and possession limits only, no tag or fee.