Police probe deliberate cutting of 70 trees in British Columbia, likely with a chainsaw, on a former golf course.

Police in Powell River, British Columbia, are investigating the deliberate girdling of about 70 fir trees on the former golf course, with cuts likely made using a chainsaw. The damage, discovered November 26, is expected to kill the trees within a year. Authorities have not identified suspects or motives but are urging the public to provide information through police or Crime Stoppers. The investigation remains ongoing.