4 grizzly bears found responsible for killing mother and daughter in B.C.
The B.C. Conservation Officer Service says four grizzly bears have been destroyed in connection with an attack near Bella Coola that left a mother and daughter dead.
Mother, 3 cubs, all destroyed, says B.C. Conservation Officer Service
Catherine Garrett · CBC News
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Officials provide update in suspected Bella Coola bear attack
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Insp. Jeff Tyre of the B.C. Conservation Officer Service and Samuel Schooner, elected Chief of the Nuxalk Nation, provide an update on the suspected grizzly attack that left a mother and daughter dead outside of Bella Coola.The B.C. Conservation Officer Service says four grizzly bears have been destroyed in connection with an attack near Bella Coola that left a mother and daughter dead.
The bears include a mother and three cubs.
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Catherine Garrett is a CBC News reporter based in Terrace, B.C., covering the province's northwest region. Born in Ontario and raised on Haida Gwaii, she has previously worked in Vancouver, Prince George, B.C., and Grande Prairie, Alta. She has received multiple awards for her work, including a Canadian Online Publishing Award. You can contact her at catherine.garrett@cbc.ca.
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