I found an article in Hunt Ontario which said the following:

" Be sure you know the game laws regarding party hunting before you use two-way radios, so you can stay within the law. Bill Fisher, enforcement supervisor for the Ministry of Natural Resources in Peterborough, said, " While there was some talk of introducing regulation on communication equipment in the past, nothing to date has become law, so the act of using a radio is not regulated with regard to game laws." However, when party hunting for big game, all hunters involved must be " actively hunting" in a particular area to be legal. Just having a two-way radio doesn' t mean you can sit in town while your buddies hunt.. "

I' ll ask my local CO. It' s better to know what the local authorities are doing as they' re the ones that I' ll have to deal with.

Dan O.