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The first documented occurrence of a Polar Bear ( Ursus maritimus ) in northeastern Saskatchewan, 420 km from the western coast of Hudson Bay, is described. The bear was most likely a sub-adult male in fair condition, with respect to body fat. Early break-up of ice on Hudson Bay in the spring of 1999 may have contributed to this significant extralimital sighting.

Extralimital Sighting of a Polar Bear, <em>Ursus maritimus</em>, in Northeast Saskatchewan