Seagulls

• Seagulls snatching your food? Try yelling at them, research suggests

  Previous research had shown that gulls could be dissuaded from snatching snacks by approaching them or making eye contact with them. They were also averse to shouting.

  Science

  Nov 12, 2025
  
• TTC to use sound cannons to keep away problematic seagulls

  To keep seagulls from nesting on the roof of the Leslie Barns facility, the TTC will soon begin using sound cannons to scare away the growing number of birds.

  Canada

  Mar 13, 2024
  
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• Driver sought after truck plows through flock of seagulls in N.B. parking lot

  Poirier says most of the injured birds had to be euthanized, and only two could be saved.

  Crime

  Nov 15, 2019
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• Maturing seagulls loudly prepare for 1st migration over Wascana Park

  Massive flocks of seagulls can be seen circling Wascana Lake in recent evenings, but it's not a growing population. The fledglings have just grown up.

  Canada

  Sep 5, 2019
• A ‘stare down’ is the best weapon against thieving seagulls, study suggests

  The stink eye. The evil eye. The People's Eyebrow. These are all tools in your arsenal for repelling seagulls, a new study suggests.

  Trending

  Aug 7, 2019
• Hundreds of dead fish surfacing at Wascana Lake in Regina

  There is something fishy going on at Wascana lake, and it's not just the seagulls who are noticing.

  Canada

  Apr 8, 2019
• 62 seagulls trapped in tofu waste bin to be set free

  Dozens of seagulls found trapped in a partially-covered scrap bin behind a tofu factory on March 11 will be set free today.

  Mar 21, 2016
• Volunteers rehabilitate dozens of seagulls injured in tofu vat snafu

  Officials say the birds flew into a vat of tofu waste covered by a metal grid at Superior Tofu on East Pender Street.

  Mar 12, 2016
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• Seagull population along B.C.’s South Coast down 50 per cent

  The seagull population along B.C.'s South Coast has declined 50 per cent since the 1980s and researchers from the University of British Columbia say the decline reflects changes in the availability of marine food.

  Feb 27, 2015