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Author: Justine Hunter
Publication Date: November 23, 2025 - 22:06
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Community unsettled after coastal B.C. grizzly attack injures 11
November 23, 2025
Members of the Nuxalk First Nation remained in virtual lockdown this weekend, urged to stay in their homes as authorities searched for a mother grizzly bear and two cubs believed to be involved in the recent attack on a large group of elementary-school students.
In the remote Nuxalk community of 4 Mile, adjacent to Bella Coola on the central coast, residents who are comfortable being outdoors have been told to leave the search to others.
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