Bear Aware: Are We Prepared For Wildlife Encounters?

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Three fatal bear attacks in Saskatchewan this year, plus a recent wolf attack — are we seeing a troubling rise in encounters between people and wildlife? What's bringing these animals closer and do we know how to stay safe when we're in their territory? Kim Titchener, founder and educator with Bear Safety & More, joins us with a closer look at wildlife behaviour, the risks and how to protect ourselves in the great outdoors.
9 Nov 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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