Bear found roaming Regina Monday morning euthanized, province says
- A black bear was spotted roaming near downtown Regina early Monday morning and was later euthanized after capture.
- Officials responded to a call around 4:23 a.m. Near 1100 Victoria Avenue after reports of the bear climbing a tree.
- Officers attempted to tranquilize and relocate the approximately 90-kilogram cinnamon-colored bear before deciding to humanely euthanize it due to complications.
- The ministry said tranquilizing bears is complex and advised the public to keep distance and avoid scaring such animals on sight.
- The bear was transported northeast to Fort Qu'Appelle, and this incident highlights challenges in urban wildlife encounters and animal management.
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Bear found in Regina tree euthanized after being moved out of city, province says
REGINA — A black bear spotted Monday morning in a tree in Regina has been euthanized. The Public Safety Ministry, which now oversees conservation officers, said the decision was made because of complications.


Bear roaming Regina streets tranquilized and relocated
Regina Police Service say they first got a call about the bear at 4:23 a.m. on Monday.
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