RCMP in Yukon are investigating a deadly bear attack on Einarson Lake, northeast of Mayo.
The Yukon Coroner's Service has reported that the two lives taken from a bear attack Northeast of Mayo, are the young family of a fur trapper.
Gjermund Roesholt had been trapping on Einarson Lake lake for 3 months with his family, and yesterday had confronted a charging grizzly bear, whom he was forced to shoot dead.
Upon returning to his cabin, he found the remains of his wife 37 year-old Valerie Theoret and their 10 month-old child Adele. They are believed to have been out for a walk before being attacked by the grizzly.
Mayo RCMP received an emergency spot activation from the emergency response coordination centre at 3:45 pm yesterday.
Mayo RCMP, Forensic Identification Section, and Yukon Government's Department of the Environment are assisting Yukon Coroner's Service with this continuing investigation.

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