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Video shot by two Calgarians, who were on their way to go hiking in Kananaskis Country, captures their unusual encounter with a family of grizzly bears.
As grizzly bear populations rise, a call for the reopening of grizzly bear hunting in Alberta is growing.
The arrival of warm weather in Alberta means more people heading into the backcountry, but with lots of hungry bears around, it also means an increase in encounters.
The Calgary Zoo introduced two of its newest residents to the public this week. Turner and Fitz are a pair of grizzly bear cubs that were orphaned last fall near Diamond Valley.
As warmer weather brings more traffic to Elk Island National Park, visitors this spring expecting to see bison might find themselves seeing something else — black bears.
Grizzly bears are arguably the most iconic animals in North America, and perhaps the most famous individual living right now is known simply as 'The Boss', who lives near Banff, Ca...
Since their arrival, the North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre says the two cubs have grown "leaps and bounds" from just 1.5 kilograms to almost 5.5 kilograms.
In an online statement, Conservation officers said there is a video on social media of two men allegedly feeding a grizzly in Smithers over the weekend.
Alberta Parks has issued bear advisories for a large number of trails in Kananaskis Country and Spray Valley Provincial Park after two people were bluff charged by bears.
A grizzly bear that was moved to a new home near Yellowstone National Park two years ago has emerged from her winter den with two cubs—a promising sign for a multi-state effort to...
The B.C. Conservation Officer Service is asking for help identifying two men seen feeding bears in social media clips
A hiker in Kelowna, British Columbia had a close but entirely peaceful encounte...
The B.C. Conservation Service says it killed a sow black bear in Golden Ears Provincial Park after it was seen displaying aggressive behaviour.
The man was treated in hospital for wounds to his leg.
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