A Port Moody homeowner says a close encounter with a bear should serve as a reminder not to leave any food in your vehicle.
Jim Bailey recorded a video on Tuesday morning outside a home on April Road.
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He told Global News he didn’t really pay attention the first time he saw the bear as they are common to the area.
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However, Bailey started recording and honking his car horn when he saw the animal go into the back seat of his neighbour’s car.
The bear later emerged with a milk carton in its mouth.
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