"After touring the city of Pembroke most of Thursday, a two-year-old black bear has moved onto greener pastures.
When Don Lewis, senior fish and wildlife technician with the Ministry of Natural Resources, arrived at the Champlain Trail Museum early Friday morning to check the trap that had been set Thursday night, it was empty and the bear was nowhere to be found.
After a number of sightings around the city, the bear was finally cornered by officers from the Pembroke Police Service and MNR and he decided to perch himself up a tree on the museum property around 5 p.m."
Be bear wise! see: http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/en/Business/Bearwise/index.html
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