'Elk poop on every sidewalk': Animals take over main street, a sign of Banff's 'decimated' economy

The Grizzly House in Banff had to lay off 56 employees when it closed its doors on March 17. Staff at the Grizzly House in Banff pack comfort food meals (two metres apart) to deliver to locals, many of them seniors. Local legend helicopter pilot Jim Davies receives a meal from the Grizzly House team. The townsfolk say deer, elk and other wildlife are taking over Banff's main streets. Hopkins says he fully intends to re-open the Grizzly House and hire back his staff.

Source: CBC News April 06, 2020 10:52 UTC

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'Elk poop on every sidewalk': Animals take over main street, a sign of Banff's 'decimated' economy

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'Elk poop on every sidewalk': Animals take over main street, a sign of Banff's 'decimated' economy