Wolf sightings trigger speculation in Atlantic Canada

The Globe and Mail Sunday 29th April, 2012

The sightings of two animals believed to be wolves in Atlantic Canada has left experts wondering why they may be in a region where they have not been seen for decades.An 82-pound canine was shot in Newfoundland in early March. At the beginning of April, a 90-pound animal was shot in New Brunswick.As the first kill of his coyote hunting season, New Brunswick hunter Jacques Mallet couldn’t believe the size of the animal."When I killed it, we ...

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