The four-year-old male grizzly has been on the island for close to a month, after swimming across from the mainland.

The B.C. Conservation Officer Service says a grizzly that has stalked people, harassed livestock and damaged property on ...

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

Mamalilikulla First Nation has offered to have the Texada Island grizzly bear translocated to its traditional territory, but ...

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 ...

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

The Conservation Officer Service tells Global News that due to recent conflict history, the bear poses a serious threat to public safety, so it has been ordered to be destroyed.

Katrin Glenn-Bittner took to social media to write that her partner and brother are working on a relocation plan for the bear. The province says that plan is not sanctioned ...

Mamalilikulla First Nation has offered to have the Texada Island grizzly bear translocated to its traditional territory, but the province wants the bear to remain on Texada. Mamalilikulla chief ...