Gananoque police are asking residents to take extra care after a bear was reportedly seen in the town.
According to police, officers received a report of a bear sighting in the Victoria Avenue and Second Street area Friday morning.
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Officers checked out the area to verify that the bear had left.
Police are now asking the public not to approach bears and use caution if spotted in the area.
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Police also ask residents to be mindful of garbage being left out as it attracts wildlife.
Any further bear reports can be directed to the Ontario Bear Wise Program at 1-866-514-2327.
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