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Orphaned grizzly cub rescued north of Fort St. John
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Orphaned grizzly cub rescued north of Fort St. John
This recent Energeticcity.ca story expands on the NLWS press release about the Pink Mountain grizzly cub rescue and helps share the importance of acting quickly when wildlife is found alone and in need.
By Sydnee Hayes • Energeticcity.ca • July 22, 2026
Original reporting by Sydnee Hayes for Energeticcity.ca. Please visit the original article for full coverage.
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