A young black bear was euthanized in Princeton over the weekend.
RCMP were called to Harold Avenue last Saturday, April 23, at 7:20 p.m., to assist conservation officers.
“It was an injured black bear in the bushes, just near the public works yard,” said RCMP detachment commander Rob Hughes.
It was determined the bear had a broken back, after being struck by a vehicle.“The bears are out moving around, and the little ones are coming out of their winter homes,” said Hughes. “Be careful, especially at night.”
Related: Mother bear and three cubs put down by conservation officer in Princeton
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