Attacked and killed by wolves but could it have been prevented? | From the Archives

Orginally Broadcast: March 6, 2006 It was a story that made international headlines, a young man attacked and killed by wolves in northern Saskatchewan. More than three months later, Kenton Carnegie's parents are still trying to find out exactly what happened to their son. Now, a CBC investigation is raising questions about what the provincial government knew about the dangers with wolves and northern communities. Kenton Carnegie was on a university work program when he was killed by wolves in Northern Saskatchewan -- wolves that may have been attracted by an illegal garbage dump in the area. Three months after the attack, Carnegie's parents are still looking for answers. #cbcnews #saskatchewan #wolves #northernsaskatchewan