A day before "Tex" the grizzly bear was found dead on Texada Island, a plan to trap and relocate him was already in motion.

Erik Blaney of Shishálh First Nation says it took several days to secure the right bear trap, while keeping the plan quiet. Residents say the bear might still be alive if they knew about the plan.

Ucluelet, B.C. - People living in the west Vancouver Island communities of Toquaht Nation and Salmon Beach will soon be ...

The Tla’amin First Nation says community members and guardians were working on a co-ordinated relocation effort with two ...

As people continue to mourn the loss of a wayward grizzly on an island off the B.C. coast, many are left wondering why the ...

Deeply rooted gratitude goes out to every single person who wholeheartedly supported translocating the lone, young male ...

B.C. Conservation officers say a grizzly bear that had caused problems in the past and had been relocated several times has ...

TEXADA ISLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA TEXADA I — British Columbia's Conservation Officer Service says it's investigating a report ...

Conservation Officer Service confirm bear, which had been creating concern on the island off the southern B.C. coast, was ...

The Conservation Officer Service (COS) has announced that a grizzly bear, which was allegedly shot by a resident in the Van ...

Conservation Officer Service confirm bear, which had been creating concern on the island off the southern B.C. coast, was ...