Fox remains uncaught
TVA reports that as of 7:04 pm Monday, the Old Port fox was still at large.
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thomas 21:44 on 2022-03-21 Permalink
If this story has a happy ending, “Le Renard du Vieux-Port ” is a great name for a bar.
Meezly 09:14 on 2022-03-22 Permalink
I’m confused now. I thought the fox was marooned on floating ice, which was why they were trying to rescue ‘him’, now they have discovered his den, so I assume this den is on solid ground, so why are they still trying to ‘rescue’ him…? Now I’m starting to agree with the biologist and think the fox knows what he’s doing and the dumb humans should just leave him be.
mare 10:10 on 2022-03-22 Permalink
The fox is spoiled. They now know what ice floes are and will go back for a ride every year, over and over again. Just like bears and trash cans.
Leave the fox alone.
(Coop café Le Renard, on Bellechasse and De Normanville, unfortunately didn’t survive the pandemic. Maybe they can restart in the Vieux-Port?)