Pacific Rim National Park
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Dogs once again banned from Vancouver Island beach to protect bird populationParks Canada is once again restricting an area of the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve for dogs in order to preserve the migratory shorebirds population.EnvironmentMar 15, 2023
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Dogs now banned from popular Vancouver Island beach to help save bird populationThe popular beach area in Pacific Rim National Park on Vancouver Island is home to shorebirds that use the beaches during spring and fall migration.EntertainmentApr 14, 2022
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Dangerous wolf killed in Pacific Rim National ParkParks Canada says staff in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve on Vancouver Island have killed a wolf that was becoming increasingly aggressive.May 30, 2017
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Wolf attacks on dogs in Tofino and Ucluelet prompt temporary closure of Long BeachParks Canada is initiating a one-week dog ban for all areas of Long Beach after two separate wolf attacks on dogs in Tofino and Ucleulet.Mar 24, 2017
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Ucluelet RCMP return woman’s stolen items decades after theftMore than 30 years after she was robbed on Vancouver Island, a Kamloops resident is getting some personal belongings back today.Nov 13, 2014
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