She had an unexpected visitor — on her roof. And it was … a polar bear?! Yep, a polar bear
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www.cbc.caHere’s the latest I can confirm regarding a St. Anthony polar bear video:
- A polar bear wandering around a St. Anthony residence in Newfoundland and Labrador has drawn significant attention on social media, with reports noting the bear was seen near a yard and even sliding down toward the ocean before heading north again. This specific incident gained traction around April 29, 2026, based on local CBC coverage and related clips.
- NBC/NTV-style coverage and CBC NL segments highlighted the bear’s movements toward the Atlantic, and interview excerpts describe the encounter as memorable for viewers. The video’s popularity was described as “viral” in local coverage.
- Public-safety guidance typically accompanying these sightings emphasizes staying at a safe distance, remaining calm, and allowing the bear space to leave, with authorities monitoring the area as needed. While not specific to this video, those are standard advisories in St. Anthony during polar bear seasons.
If you’d like, I can pull a concise timeline of this incident with direct quotes from the latest CBC/NL coverage, or summarize the key footage details and what experts say about what polar bears do when they encounter coastal communities.