The art of media speculation: Thornhill coyotes
On Monday, June 23, 2014, two canids of unknown species came into conflict with two women, resulting in minor injuries to both. Police were able
June 24, 2014
Tag: coyote
Episode 132: Victories for one and all
This week we’re celebrating victories across North America. We’ll hear from Sheryl Fink of the International Fund for Animal Welfare who will explain why the
May 25, 2014
Coyotes good news for a slow news week
In the small town of Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia, a coyote was sighted near a school. And that's it for the story. At the end
April 21, 2014
The refreshing truth about coyotes in spring
A coyote may be lurking in your backyard, waiting for a chance to steal your babies. At least, that’s how most media outlets portray our
April 4, 2014
When owls attack – it’s okay?
The injuries and deaths of small dogs in Aberdeen, Saskatchewan has some residents up in arms, calling for the destruction of the assailant. The culprit?
April 2, 2014
CO searches for BC coyote who removed own trap – by amputation
A Kelowna-area Conservation Officer has spent several hours trying to catch a coyote who was reported to have a foot-hold trap on his paw. Sunday morning, the coyote was seen – this time without his paw.
March 24, 2014
Grisly sight for animal lover in drive-thru
A woman was in tears of terror and shock after sitting behind a truck with as many as 20 coyote carcasses piled in it last
February 6, 2014
Cornwall for the coyotes, Part II
Understanding leads to compassion, and compassion leads to coexistence. It was with a desire to understand that we, along with our partners at Coyote Watch
January 28, 2014
Episode 117: Learning how to howl
It may be warm and sunny on the west coast, but throughout much of Canada and the United States it’s howling cold – so we’re
January 26, 2014
Cornwall for the coyotes, Part I
APFA, along with our partner organization Coyote Watch Canada, is in Cornwall, Ontario this week, celebrating coyotes and educating the public.
January 23, 2014
APFA visits Cornwall with coyote expert
Members from The Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals are heading to Cornwall next week to take part in an investigation, presentation and celebration
January 15, 2014
Two coyotes conflicts, two cities, lots of questions
In a week that saw one coyote killed by authorities and more under fire in a planned cull, in two separate Canadian cities, numerous questions
December 13, 2013
Killing coyotes for an American equity fund
Canada Goose, the company known for the thousands of animals killed to make their “made in Canada” winter parkas, has sold a majority stake to
December 11, 2013
