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HERE'S a story that doesn't seem to be getting much play as we in the US work to reintroduce the wolf:
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Conservation officers looking into a possible wolf attack in northern Saskatchewan have been given permission to kill the suspected animals if necessary.

That follows the discovery last Wednesday of a 22-year-old man from Oshawa, Ont. who died in a wooded area at Points North Landing.

The victim has been identified as Kenton Joel Carnegie, a third-year geological engineering student at the University of Waterloo who was at the remote mining camp as part of his fall term co-op job.

Following an autopsy, RCMP said they couldn't say for certain he had been killed by wolves, but it's "likely" that's what happened.
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Here's the link to the full story:

http://www.cbc.ca/sask/story/wolves051114.html?ref=rss

Too Tech - see page 6 for previous posts on this topic.
This young man lived in the same city that I do. Through the grapevine locally I have heard since making my earlier posts that the young man was "mauled" by wolves. As I surmised the family do not want to become involved in a sensationalized debate about their son's injuries. As the authorities have not identified any other cause of death it seems the wolves may actually be responsible.
Regardless it must be terrible for the parents to deal with.