B-C officials say a wolf that had been spotted roaming near the provincial legislature is on its way back to the wilderness.
The wolf was first spotted on Saturday in the James Bay area of Victoria and was captured yesterday after police and residents worked to keep it contained until the B-C Conservation Officer Service arrived.
The adult male wolf was tranquilized and safely removed.
The conservation service says in a tweet that the wolf was determined to be a suitable candidate for release and was being transferred to an undisclosed wilderness location.