RCMP Rescues Man After Escaping From Black Bear
Just last Thursday, the RCMP rescued a man who was hiking on a trail when he approached a black bear, walked back, and then fell down Hayward Lake.
The man pulled himself onto a stump in the cold water but rainy, dark conditions kept him from returning to shore. Read more here
We're glad the man was rescued safely, and we thank the RCMP for their efforts. As always, please be safe out there!
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