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Author: Dawn Walton

Recovering newspaper reporter.

Oil sands company Syncrude charged in deaths of 31 great blue herons

August 6, 2017

A Canadian oil sands company could face a $500,000 fine if convicted of an environmental crime after dozens of great blue herons were killed in northern…

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Canadian geese shot with arrows saved from certain death

August 5, 2017

Two Canadian geese, shot with arrows, were first spotted in cottage country north of Toronto. Both birds had been impaled by arrows, probably a month ago,…

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Chilean football team brings dogs on pitch to raise adoption awareness

August 3, 2017

This is beautiful game has the most beautiful soul. A Chilean soccer team recently waltzed onto the field with dogs from a local shelter…

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Wednesday Zen Moment: Calf named Genie dead ringer for KISS rocker Gene Simmons

August 2, 2017

Genie was born under auspicious circumstances. As rock ‘n roll music played on 99.5 KISS Rocks San Antonio, the black and white calf entered the…

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Tank is a pit bull with 20,000 Instagram followers and is now missing

July 31, 2017

Whether dognapped or accidentally released, Tank’s disappearance is a mystery. For the dog’s owner, George Wang, Tank’s return is all that matters. And the Kitchener,…

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Calgary Police K9 officer stabbed by suspect during arrest, but will recover

July 30, 2017

A Calgary police dog has been stabbed repeatedly in the head during a takedown in the southern Alberta city. The Calgary Police Service said…

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Meet Tori: South Korea’s “First Dog” is a bold animal rights statement

July 29, 2017

South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in has adopted a dog from an animal sanctuary. In most places, this wouldn’t be a big deal, but in…

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Oh, Canada: Mountie dressed in red serge shoos bear out of town

July 28, 2017

File this one under Canada. A Mountie is in hot pursuit of a bear in a Rocky Mountain park. And, tourist Damian Gillis caught it…

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Baby flamingos learn to walk tall at National Aviary

July 23, 2017

OMG! So, so fluffy! Remember when everyone went ga-ga over some baby flamingos when they hatched at the National Aviary a few weeks ago….

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Bubonic-like plague hits prairie dog colony in Grasslands National Park

July 21, 2017

It’s virtually harmless to humans, but to black-tailed prairie dogs, it might as well be the bubonic plague. In fact, it’s related to the…

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