Animals could be a more common sight in cities around Alberta as humans are commuting less to work. But people could also be hiking or walking in the outdoors more. Eloise Therien finds out what’s happening with wildlife in the province.
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Alberta wildlife behavior could change during COVID-19 outbreak
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