Elk, not bears, were behind most aggressive wildlife encounters in Canadian parks, and campground incidents made the risk jump sharply for visitors

When we plan a weekend getaway to the spectacular, snow-capped peaks of Western Canada, our minds usually drift toward a very specific scene of wilderness adventure. We picture ourselves hiking along quiet, pine-scented paths, roasting marshmallows by a crackling campfire, and keeping a watchful, slightly nervous eye out for the ultimate woodland predator.

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