142 black bears were destroyed by the B.C. Conservation Officer Service in September
‘Our community is facing considerable safety issues at our local school bus stops, roads and streets, and our backyards’
Highest concern in Glenrosa, Westbank, Smith Creek, Shannon Lake and Rose Valley
Drought and fires are drawing more bears into residential areas, including Kalamalka Lake Park
Conservation office says the bear posed a safety risk being in busy traffic areas
Garbage, fruit and compost smells attract bears
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
Residents reminded that leaving garbage out can lead to a $230 fine
Bear has been spotted multiple times at Burnaby Lake Park
Two bears were seen Wednesday morning
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
Residents urged to manage garbage and other bear attractants
