When a Bear followed 2-year-old boy into his home

A British Columbia mother has said that a black bear followed her two-and-a-half-year-old son right into their home-“up a staircase and through a patio doorway” .
Eleri Froude of Gibsons, B.C., said that she first was alerted to the presence of the bear inside her when her son said, “Mom, look!” “I thought, ‘Oh my God, what am I going to do now?’” she said. “That was when my friend turned around and said, ‘Get the kids and get them in the bedroom.’”
As per reports, Froude locked herself and her children in a bedroom while the friend attempted to scare the bear away by yelling and banging pots. He also used a chair to push it back out the door it came in from.
As per RCMP, the friend managed to shut the door after giving the Bear . The friend then took some frightening photos of the snarling bear on the other side of the glass in the door.

Why only “new mother” parking spot-asks a new father

A father who was irked at a parking spot for new mothers at a P.E.I. grocery store has successfully pressed on Sobeys to include new dads too.
Justin Simard was on his way to drop off his nine-month-old son Charlie at his aunt’s when he stopped at the Sobeys in Stratford to pick up some baby food. “I pulled into Sobeys and I saw they had new parent parking, which my wife and I have used many times in the past, and when I was getting out of the car there was a woman getting her children out of her car and she gave me a really dirty look,” he said.
“I was confused, and I pulled my son out of the car and suddenly her whole demeanour changed and everything was fine, Then I looked over at the sign and saw that this isn’t new parent parking, it’s new mother parking.” Simard said he tweeted a photo of himself holding his baby in front of the sign that said “Expecting Mothers; Mothers with Small Children,” and asked Sobeys: “… am I allowed to park here? .notababysitter .dadissues.”
About an hour later, Sobeys tweeted back at Simard, saying he is most definitely entitled to the parking spot and indicated it would be updating its signage at the store in Stratford.
In another tweet Sobeys thanked Simard for bringing the issue to the company’s attention.