What should happen to the grizzly bear on Texada Island? It's been causing problems in the community of about 1,000 people ...

First Nations on B.C.'s coast have developed a plan to save "Tex," a grizzly bear that's taken up residence on Texada Island.

A legislator with the Tla’amin Nation says there is a plan — and funding — to trap the grizzly on Texada Island and move it ...

Tex the grizzly already had multiple relocations on his record and a history of breaking into fishing boats and following ...

Three First Nations say they've created a plan to relocate the Texada Island grizzly bear that has caused issues for ...

The Mamalilikulla First Nation wants to bring the grizzly to their traditional territories, but the government spurned their ...

Officers were called to the island after the bear was seen chasing livestock in the Crescent Bay Road area and will determine ...

The bear was even spotted in a backyard on Saturday. While the bear showed no aggression, just having a grizzly on the 116-square-mile island is enough to keep folks on high alert. A local caught the ...

A First Nation chief hopes the province will allow a young grizzly bear roaming Texada Island will be translocated to a more ...

Grizzly on Texada Island is safety risk, cannot be relocated, B.C. conservation officers say. The bear was reported chasing livestock on June 10 and 11 on Texada Island, ...

Rock Island Farm owner Katrin Glenn-Bittner suspected Tex was on her property in late May, due to a footprint she found. qathet Regional District Area D (Texada) director Sandy McCormick saw the ...

Top photo shared with the permission of Texada Island Museum and Archives. Bottom photo via University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections, UW576.