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Over 600 Canadian Armed Forces members training with Allies and partners in Alaska on Exercise GLOBAL RESOLVE 24

Over 600 Canadian Armed Forces members training with Allies and partners in Alaska on Exercise GLOBAL RESOLVE 24
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Over 600 Canadian Armed Forces members training with Allies and partners in Alaska on Exercise GLOBAL RESOLVE 24

Over 600 Canadian Armed Forces members training with Allies and partners in Alaska on Exercise GLOBAL RESOLVE 24
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Leaked wolf letter leaves military sheepish, internal emails show

There is now a clear explanation of what happened in the fall of 2020 when a bizarre military misstep led some Nova Scotians to fear the province had released wolves into the wild.

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Fake letter about rogue grey wolves in N S sent government staff scrambling

Posted: Dec 15, 2020 6:00 AM AT | Last Updated: December 15, 2020 An image of a grey wolf captured by a trail camera in Saskatchewan. There are no grey wolves in Nova Scotia, although a fake letter warned residents that the animals had been released into the community(Parks Canada) The morning of Oct. 7, 2020, began like any other Wednesday at Nova Scotia s Department of Lands and Forestry. But then Bob Petrie sent an email about wolves. At 9:58 a.m., Petrie, the department s head of wildlife, emailed senior provincial officials regarding a letter to residents about a pack of wolves that had been purposely released into the province.

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