Bear following people around a ByWard Market safely captured, taken to new home in Lanark County

It was approach out of a element, though by a finish of a brief visit, everybody was rooting for a black bear that wandered into Ottawa’s ByWard Market Thursday.

Police got a call around 3:20 a.m. A bear was following people around a ByWard Market.

Ottawa military sealed streets as they investigated a bear sighting in a ByWard Market on Thursday, Sept. 6, 2018. (Claudine Richard/Radio-Canada)

They set adult a fringe to corral a animal.

Police set adult a fringe around a black bear in a ByWard Market. (Giacomo Panico/CBC)Ottawa military and charge officers with a National Capital Commission induce a devise to constraint a bear. (Giacomo Panico/CBC)

Eventually a bear was located in a tree behind a duplex. 

The bear climbed a tree behind a duplex in Ottawa’s ByWard Market on Thursday. Conservation officers tranquillized a bushy visitor. (Giacomo Panico/CBC)

It was time to figure out how to get a bear down but damage to male or beast.

Ottawa military keep an eye on a black bear in a ByWard Market community Thursday, Sept. 6, 2018. (Giacomo Panico/CBC)This was as tighten as reporters were authorised to get to a bear. (Giacomo Panico/CBC)

A well-aimed opiate dart put a bear to sleep.

Firefighters were brought in to collect a bear. (Giacomo Panico/CBC)

Emergency crews used a ladder and wire to kindly reduce a sleeping animal.

An NCC charge officer prepares a tranquillized bear to be lowered from a tree. (National Capital Commission)The bear was safely lowered to a ground. (Giacomo Panico/CBC)

Bears are heavier than we competence think.

Police and charge officials lift a tranquilized bear in a net. (Christian Milette/Radio-Canada)The bear is installed into a transport container. (Christian Milette/Radio-Canada)

And a throng applauded.

Despite Ottawa military seeking people to equivocate a area, a throng still collected around a confidence perimeter. (Christian Milette/Radio-Canada)

The bear is off to a new home in Lanark County, where there’s copiousness of room to roam.

The bear is on a approach to an undisclosed plcae in Lanark County. (Christian Milette/Radio-Canada)On Thursday afternoon a NCC tweeted a print of a bear being expelled into a some-more suitable habitat. (National Capital Commission)

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