Uploaded on Sep 11, 2026
A wildlife alert is in effect after a Grizzly bear sow, cubs returned to Brackendale area. Residents and trail users are encouraged to keep dogs leashed, carry bear spray, make noise and remain aware of bear activity. Learn more: https://www.squamishreporter.com/2026/09/08/alert-grizzly-bear-sow-cubs-returned-to-brackendale-area/
Grizzly Bear Sow, Cubs Returned to Brackendale Area as Conservation Alert Issued
Grizzly Bear Sow, Cubs Returned
to Brackendale Area as
Conservation Alert Issued
https://www.squamishreporter.com
Jeremy Allen has been stranded on Highway 99 before. He estimates it has happened three or four
times over the years, sometimes for so long he ended up sleeping in his car on the shoulder, waiting
for the road to open. But when a fatal motorcycle crash near Deeks Creek Bridge shut the highway
down in both directions on the evening of July 5, leaving himself stranded in Vancouver, he had an
idea.
Allen owns Squamish Water Taxi, a small commercial marine operator on Howe Sound. Within about
fifteen minutes of putting out a message offering to help, his phone started ringing. Ten calls came in.
Fifteen minutes after that, it was forty, plus dozens of text messages, from people trying to get home
to Bowen Island, get to work, or healthcare workers trying to get to work.
A wildlife alert is in effect after a Grizzly bear sow, cubs
returned to Brackendale area. Residents and trail users are
encouraged to keep dogs leashed, carry bear spray, make
noise and remain aware of bear activity. Learn more:
https://www.squamishreporter.com/2026/09/08/alert-grizzly-
bear-sow-cubs-returned-to-brackendale-area/
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