I was thinking about Canadian laws after reading the thread on Minnesota and reciprocity. Are their trapping reciprocity rules or laws between the Provinces or is it go by registered traplines?

Dont know about other provinces but in Ontario you have to be a resident of 6 months to get a commercial trapping licence.
Natives can trap public land anywhere within their treaty area without any licence for their own use.If they want to harvest and sell fur commercially they have to follow the same rules as everyone else.If they want to hunt or trap outside their treaty area they have to get permission from the treaty organization outside their own treaty lands.

Well when i trapped In Ontario my buddy took me right Into the MNR and they said It was Ok for me to set traps with my buddy. But I was not allowed to take any fur home. But I did get to take my first Lynx and my first marten home. But my buddy had to do some type of tagging to get It done.

Poacher.
Show me your licence from Ontario.

From what I know there is no reciprocity between provinces. You would need a fur harvesters trappers course from each province. and a residence license from each province,

Beav. he had to put you on his lic. as a helper

No that is not an option.
No licence of any kind to trap commercially (on rtl)for non resident
Only way would be letter of permission from the district manager,but not sure if that is even an option.

Well I went right to the MNR so all I can tell you they gave me the go ahead to actually run the line and set traps.

what province?

Set traps with your buddy is probably the key there. Nothing stopping a licensed trapper from taking someone out on his line. The way I read that is he was with you the entire time.

Spot On.

Saskfly check out Beav's web page for his adventure
he is lucky because of the Statue of Limitations on wildlife violations is past

many of the US Customs guys that are stationed in our airports live here for the 6 month residency and trap and shoot in the Open Trapping areas of Manitoba
I remember one guy that came from Pennsylvania state saying that he thought he had died and gone to heaven......cause he could and did go out and catch 28 red foxes in one day and it had been 10 years since he had caught one in his home town[b][/b]

As far as I know, Boco is correct here - there is no option for a non-resident of Ontario to obtain a trapping license, regardless if it is a private land license, registered line or helper license.
I also believe that everything Beav has related regarding his experience is true. Since it is illegal for a non- licensed spectator to participate in any activities while tagging along including carrying fur, setting traps, etc my guess is that he was granted special permission by the district manager... I am sure that has happened before.
I will say that I was advised very specifically by MNR here that if I had someone riding along that they were not to participate or assist in any way, so Beav was very fortunate to get the opportunity that he did.

Awesome Beav

Trip of a lifetime.

I remember some conversation on Tman a long time ago and I think It was Jim Comstock and another trapper that trapped some beaver on Canadian soil. Something like 500 sticks In my mind..

I did a lot of goose hunting In Manitoba around Dog lake. And 4 years hunting ducks In the Minadosa (sp) area. Never met any better people then those ranchers In that area. And the duck hunting was over the top.