Residents of Texada Island, B.C. are split over the fate of a grizzly bear that has already been relocated twice.

A grizzly bear on Texada Island that has shown aggressive behaviour towards people and livestock is "not a candidate for ...

Following a joint statement from two B.C. ministers on the Texada Island grizzly bear saying it was not a candidate for relocation, Texada residents say they want a solution, but what that looks like ...

Conservation Officer Service says due to its 'aggressive behaviour,' the bear is not a candidate for relocation a third time.

The COS stated that on May 28, on Texada, the grizzly bear stalked a resident walking home with her horse and dog for half a ...

The grizzly bear that’s been wandering Texada Island for almost three weeks has a checkered history with humans, and the ...

Locals residents in B.C. are fundraising to relocate a problem grizzly, but officials aren't onboard with the idea.

Officers were called to the island after the bear was seen chasing livestock in the Crescent Bay Road area and will determine ...

A Texada Island woman has launched a campaign to save a grizzly bear that managed to swim to the island from the Powell River ...

Texada Island residents have expressed in numbers their support for maintaining the island’s metal transfer station.

Professional guide and bear advocate Ellie Lamb has travelled to Texada Island in an effort to educate residents and preserve ...

Two provincial cabinet ministers have released a statement regarding the Texada Island grizzly bear, outlining that this bear has been a problem animal, and that public safety is important.