Globe columnist gets coyote story backwards
If you never left the downtown corridors of Toronto, and weren’t too aware of what was happening outside that core, it very well may seem
If you never left the downtown corridors of Toronto, and weren’t too aware of what was happening outside that core, it very well may seem
Writing about coyote conflict can quickly become a practice in sensationalism, even for seasoned reporters. But if they’re aware of common issues, journalists can avoid
Canada Goose is back in the news this month following the launch of their initial public offering (IPO). The sale of stocks wasn’t all that
The question is common, and a good one to ask: what do I do if I’m with my dog and I see a coyote? Coyotes
Living with wildlife can be challenging, but it is both possible and beneficial for residents to learn how. At times when we mourn the loss of a beloved family pet, these discussions are difficult, as understandable anger gets directed at the wildlife who shares our communities
Compassionately communicating why coyote fur is inherently inhumane to someone who has it draped around their neck isn’t always easy, particularly when the fur and
Increased sightings of coyotes in Canada’s largest city are normal, and there is no cause for alarm, the City of Toronto is telling residents. The
Outerwear companies use real fur on their jackets for one of two reasons: they either don’t understand the inherently inhumane processes of the fur industry,
Coyotes, wolves, and bully-breed dogs all have one thing in common today: unfounded fears get them killed en masse. This week the City of Montreal
It is a story that makes any dog lover shed a tear. Taking her dog out for a late night pee break, a woman saw
More and more tragic wildlife “management” decisions are being made by untrained law enforcement individuals and The Fur-Bearers once again is calling for that to
Residents in Quebec suburb won’t see their concerns about wildlife conflict disappear if the Mayor’s office is successful in relocating a coyote that’s been hanging
Politicians and the public might think there are more coyotes in Los Angeles, but scientists agree that social media is likely to blame for this
A hiker wrote in to their local newspaper, advising others in the area to be aware of coyotes he had come across. “They were the
We told you about education being a solution to increased coyote conflict in an East Vancouver neighbourhood two weeks ago. Today we delivered that solution.
The media across Canada is reporting on coyote sightings and conflicts – but it isn’t really news. Late spring is when young coyotes (and other
Education and enforcement will be the key duo in preventing more conflict with coyotes in an East Vancouver neighbourhood. The CBC reported on an incident
A worried family is waiting for news on whether or not their beloved pet will survive an animal attack that took place earlier this week
Coyote families want the same things we do – a safe place to raise children, provide healthy meals, and have a happy home. But can
A proposal to increase the killing of wolves and coyotes in Northern Ontario as a misguided attempt to help reducing moose populations has failed. This
A grisly discovery was made at the Milk River Ridge Reservoir south of Lethbridge, Alberta this week: 150 coyote carcasses, skinned and left in piles
Before you run out and buy specialized vests, collars, or other dog-based devices to protect them from nearby predators, you should first investigate why predators
Another family is grieving the loss of a four-legged friend following his brutal death in a legally set snare in Alberta. According to the CBC,
Scientists have developed new theories regarding the increase in conflict between humans and wild carnivores, and virtually all of them point directly at human behaviour
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