There are no "transport" laws in Ontario for a crossbow, with the exception of hunting then the typical dusk/dawn encasement laws have to be followed.
When you call around to inquire with the companies that will be transporting the bow don't accept the first answer that you get, try to get the actual policy in writing. The person on the phone is immediately going to assume the crossbow is a "firearm" and rattle off the policies accordingly.
My suggestion would be to contact each carrier and request their policy in writing and carry that information on your person. In the event that you encounter any issues with a "less than informed" employee you are prepared to counter any negative feedback that could affect your trip.
The case may not be the requirement, but it sure may save some issues with the bow, those guys doing the loading of luggage are not known for being graceful.
I found this Plano box at WallMart, on sale for $20, I bought them all. Handle is a bit bigger than Bobs and required no cutting. I doubled up on the foam too. Removing the bolts has no affect on the POI. A while back newguy was working on a quick release system, not sure what ever became of it though.
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