Despite no arrests being made, security teams at the G7 summit had their hands full dealing with over 200 wildlife-related incidents. The operation was a collaborative effort involving the RCMP, Calgary police, Alberta Sheriffs, and even the Canadian Armed Forces—showing just how seriously they took safety, even when the troublemakers were animals, not protesters.

Editor’s Note: This story highlights the unexpected challenges of hosting a high-profile international event in a region with active wildlife. It’s a quirky reminder that even the most meticulously planned security operations can’t control nature—and that sometimes, the biggest disruptions come with fur, feathers, or fins.