Where in Canada does a black bear live?

Answer 1

Except for the bald prairies of southern Alberta, southern Saskatchewan and southern Manitoba, and the northern tundra regions where black bear populations are sparse to non-existent, the rest of Canada supports large numbers. Their main habitats are the boreal forests. They prefer elevations (usually below 3,500 ft.) where there are abundant edible berries, although they do subsist on other plant sources, insects and small animals.