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In a small B.C. town, a grizzly family stirs unease (opens the original)
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Around noon on Thursday, the elementary school at the heart of a quiet coastal town issued a shelter-in-place order. Staff kept students inside. A road to the local marina was blocked off. Phone lines and Facebook groups erupted with warnings: Strangers with fierce reputations had come to town and residents worried about a confrontation. But it soon became clear that the newcomers – a mama grizzly and her three yearlings – wanted little to do with humans. They gorged on apples before galumphing
Wild turkeys, once hunted out of existence in Ontario, are retaking Toronto (opens the original)
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Peter Welsh runs a Facebook account called Pete Witnesses Nature, where he posts photos and videos of the wildlife that Torontonians might otherwise miss as they hurry about the city clutching phones and avoiding eye contact. There are bumble bees cavorting in echinacea pollen and warbling vireos swallowing large berries with tiny beaks. Even the lowly urban pigeon appears courtly and dignified in his frames. None of his close encounters with urban nature could prepare him for what he saw in lat
Ballistic evidence helps secure guilty verdict in case of Canadians murdered in Dominica (opens the original)
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Two key witnesses and forensic ballistics secured the convictions of two American men found guilty on Tuesday in the 2023 murders of a prominent Quebec couple, prosecutors in the Caribbean island nation of Dominica said as they prepared for an expected appeal. A jury found Jonathan Lehrer and Robert Snyder Jr. guilty of murdering Montreal entrepreneur Daniel Langlois and his partner, Dominique Marchand, who were renowned throughout Dominica for funding philanthropic efforts and constructing a lu
Waterloo Region is short on water. It’s a cautionary tale for cities across Canada (opens the original)
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The little wetland in the wheat field went silent before it went dry. It had beckoned flotillas of noisy ducks, swans and turtles for as long as anyone in Sherry Witzel-Prong’s family could recall – a collective memory that stretches back to 1856, when the Witzels arrived here with thousands of other German immigrants. The area felt familiar; the county seat was called Berlin and, like much of the old country, the region was rich in groundwater. Generations of Witzels paddled in the wetland, ska
Ford defends Ontario’s wildfire response as smoke blankets central Canada, Eastern U.S. (opens the original)
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As fire evacuees streamed into Ontario cities on Friday, Premier Doug Ford defended his government’s handling of wildfires that have consumed one community and sent smoke drifting as far south as the White House. Mr. Ford said the province was “throwing every single resource we can” at the infernos and disputed suggestions his government had cut spending on forest-fire fighting or scrimped on helping thousands of evacuees, the majority of whom are from First Nations communities. “We’re supplying
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