Bears are hungry and active this fall. Here's what Ontario residents should know
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A surge in black bear sightings in Thunder Bay this fall is being driven by food shortages in their natural habitat, leading bears to raid residential apple trees and garbage. Authorities are urging residents to secure attractants and report encounters.
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