The habituated bear is reported to have been shot and killed by conservation on Thursday
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Attack occurred outside Sanirajak, a community of abut 850 people
Man released from hospital
Fish and wildlife officers working to identify bear responsible following incident near Swan Hills
Two grizzles play in a tub at the wildfire park in Kamloops
Bear has been spotted multiple times at Burnaby Lake Park
Bears were trying to cool off during a record-breaking heat wave
The big bears are rare for Quadra Island, especially in the populated areas
‘If the bears are chasing golf balls at least they are not chasing golfers,’ says Sgt. Todd Hunter, a B.C. conservation officer
Worker taken to hospital with serious injuries
Cheyanna Shypitka is the new Rossland-Trail WildSafeBC coordinator
B.C. Bear Alliance wants to see body cameras on conservation officers after more than 600 black bears were killed this past year
The young bear was reportedly tranquilized by conservation officers, transported and released back into the wild
The door closed trapping the bear in the truck, what followed was mayhem
The suspects were reported to be letting off bear bangers near a camp under the Old Trail Bridge
Emerging through a tall bed of snow Thursday, Grinder and Coola clawed their way out into the new season
![Sgt. Mike Wicentowich is urging locals to put food sources away in all Trail neighbourhoods. The detachment commander snapped these photos this past weekend and is asking Tadanac residents to make noises to scare this mother and cub off into the wild. “The conservation officer has been called and [the bears] may get put down due to human-animal conflict,” he advises. Photos: Mike Wicentowich](https://2p7vw22lb25w3bfskq3opg3q-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/25272920_web1_210527-TDT-Black-bear_4.jpg)
