Bears in Backyards: Escalating Encounters | Canada News
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Bears are becoming all too familiar in backyards and back decks across B.C., with shocking incidents unfolding in Port Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, Vancouver Island, and Nelson — from fatal attacks to bears raiding barbecues and fruit trees. Conservation officers scramble to respond, sometimes killing bears on the spot or euthanizing them after repeated encounters. One bear even returned to bite a man twice — first fleeing, then later captured and put down. Another was shot dead after attacking a toddler. And in Nelson, a sow and her cubs, repeatedly spotted near homes despite past relocations, were finally culled — because they’d become dangerously comfortable around humans. These aren’t isolated events — they’re a growing crisis as wildlife and urban life collide.
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