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Remembering the Bells Corners fox

Remembering the Bells Corners fox

Residents from Bells Corners came together on Saturday to remember a friendly neighbourhood fox that was struck by vehicle and killed on Robertson Road.

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
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Ottawa has updated its wildlife strategy. Does it go far enough?
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Ottawa has updated its wildlife strategy. Does it go far enough?

Sightings of bears, coyotes, foxes, and other wildlife are becoming increasingly common in Ottawa. The city is taking new actions to deal with the surge.

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Mia Park