A bear spotted in a tree in Regina has been tranquillized and moved out of the city.
Police say officers were called this morning for a report of the animal just outside the downtown.
They say they found the bear in a tree and was then tranquillized by conservation officers.
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A video shows the cinnamon coloured bear lying on the street outside a home.
The animal was transported to Fort Qu’Appelle, northeast of Regina, for observation to determine if it can be released.
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