Scariest place to trick-or-treat is in Canada
Posted by: Jon Ben-Mayor on 10/23/2014 01:37 PM
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Trick-or-treating during polar bear season is not a wise endeavor. The Canadian Hamlet of Arviat, Nunavut on the western shore of Hudson Bay agrees, and has decided that having 1200 children running about at this time is not a good idea. The bears are especially active during the fall freeze up - and having colorfully dressed little hors d'oeuvres scurrying around might be enough to pique the interest of a hungry bear.
The hamlet decided to move all otherwise outdoor Halloween festivities inside of City Hall. According to CBC News, Steve England, the Hamlet's SAO, says, a majority of Arviat residents support the idea.
"Picture 1,200 kids going door to door in Arviat in the middle of polar bear season," he said.
"It's a pretty obvious conclusion of what tragedies could come out of that. We're just trying to safeguard the younger population by offering an alternative.
It is so potentially dangerous - that the Hamlet will be busing kids to the City Hall festivities! This makes perfect sense since the wee ones are like moving meals with dessert included.
The hamlet decided to move all otherwise outdoor Halloween festivities inside of City Hall. According to CBC News, Steve England, the Hamlet's SAO, says, a majority of Arviat residents support the idea. "Picture 1,200 kids going door to door in Arviat in the middle of polar bear season," he said.
"It's a pretty obvious conclusion of what tragedies could come out of that. We're just trying to safeguard the younger population by offering an alternative.
It is so potentially dangerous - that the Hamlet will be busing kids to the City Hall festivities! This makes perfect sense since the wee ones are like moving meals with dessert included.
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