5 Canada Geese dead after being struck in Markham, city says | CBC News
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Five Canada Geese died and two were injured after being struck by a vehicle in Markham on Thursday. The incident occurred on Birchmount Road near Enterprise Boulevard. Markham Animal Services received calls from citizens expressing concern that the geese may have been deliberately hit. The claims could not be verified. Crews removed the dead geese from the road. One injured goose is in critical condition while the other has serious injuries. Both are receiving treatment at Shades of Hope Wildlife Refuge. The city is committed to protecting wildlife and urges witnesses to assist in the investigation.
On Thursday, five Canada Geese were killed after being struck by a vehicle on Birchmount Road in Markham, prompting concern from witnesses.
Markham Animal Services has been unable to verify claims that the geese were intentionally struck by the vehicle. Five geese died at the scene.
Two geese were found injured, one in critical condition and the other with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
The injured geese were taken to the Shades of Hope Wildlife Refuge for treatment, as the City of Markham emphasizes its commitment to wildlife protection.
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