Wolf Crossing

Student’s death confirmed as continent’s first fatal wolf attack
Canada.com, Canada - Nov 2, 2007
SASKATOON — A coroner’s inquest has found that Ontario student Kenton Carnegie was killed by a pack of wolves in northern Saskatchewan two years ago, …

Inquest decides wolves killed Ontario man, 22
London Free Press, Canada - Nov 2, 2007
By CP PRINCE ALBERT, SASK. — A coroner’s jury has decided it was wolves, not a bear, that attacked and killed an Ontario man at a remote mine site in …

Expert says man killed by bear, not wolves
Canada.com, Canada - Nov 1, 2007
SASKATOON — A renowned carnivore expert believes Kenton Carnegie most likely was killed in northern Saskatchewan by a black bear, not a pack of wolves. …

Father of wolf victim relieved to have answers
CBC Saskatchewan, Canada - 17 hours ago
The father of an Ontario man killed in a wolf attack in northern Saskatchewan says it’s a relief to finally have the truth come out. …

Wolves killed student: jury
Prince Albert Daily Herald, Canada - 22 hours ago
Kenton Carnegie is the victim of Canada’s first documented fatal wolf attack on a human. A six-member jury handed down its findings in Prince Albert …

Ontario man killed in wolf attack, coroner’s jury finds
CBC Saskatchewan, Canada - Nov 1, 2007
A coroner’s jury in Saskatchewan has determined that Ontario university student Kenton Carnegie was killed in a wolf attack. Carnegie was 22 when he died in …

Jury at Sask. inquest to determine whether Ont. man killed by bear …
OHS Canada, Canada - Nov 1, 2007
PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. — The jury at the inquest into the death of an Ontario man killed by wildlife will start deciding Thursday whether it was a bear or …

Bear attack more likely than wolf, expert tells inquest
CBC Saskatchewan, Canada - Oct 31, 2007
A bear may have killed Kenton Carnegie in northern Saskatchewan two years ago, a coroner’s inquest continuing in Prince Albert has heard. …