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OTTAWA — The federal government has apologized for its role in the killing of sled dogs in Nunavik between the mid-1950s and the late 1960s.

The Conservation Officer Service is reminding the public that bears are still active in many parts of B.C.

"They are targeting seniors for sure, and hurting the deer in the process," says Prince Rupert woman.

A deeper look at the rehabilitating and rehoming of rescued horses at Squamish’s Second Chance Cheekye Ranch.

An arrest warrant for Krysta-Lyn Williams has been issued.

In B.C., a previously unidentified hot spot for whale-ship collisions was found off the coast of Vancouver Island.

A BC Ferries passenger on board the Queen of Alberni Nov. 2, reported that the ship hit a whale, but that’s yet to be confirmed.

If Canada accelerated efforts, it could have recovery plans in place for the most vulnerable stocks by 2025.

Tanker traffic in the Salish Sea surged after the expanded Trans Mountain pipeline came online in May.

Conservation officers want to capture the young bears, who left their high perch early Tuesday, for rehabilitation at North Island Wildlife Recovery Centre in Errington