Airdrie's plan to euthanize problematic beavers draws pushback

Every morning, Brent Baker walks along the river near his house in Airdrie to visit his neighbours. The furry residents don't live along the water — they live in it. "I've lived here since May 1, 1988," Baker told CTV News, "and the beavers have been here longer than I have been. "They're part of nature, they belong here." But not everyone in the city north of Calgary agrees. The beavers have been gnawing on neighbourhood trees and restricting the flow of the Nosehill Creek that runs throu