Alberta wild horse population targeted by new policy: group
Glover said so far more than 15,000 Albertans have signed the petition against the birth control and removal of wild horses and to have them ...
vancouverisland.ctvnews.caIt looks like your query is mixing two different “Gino / Wild Horses” topics, so here’s what the latest‑ish news actually relates to:
1. “Wild horses” in Canada (Alberta focus)
Recent coverage in early–mid 2026 centers on Alberta’s wild (feral) horse populations and the ongoing debate over management and culling.[2][4]
- The Alberta government has been working on a “feral horse rescue and management program,” with advocates such as the Wild Horses of Alberta Society cautiously optimistic about progress in 2026.[4]
- Animal‑welfare groups and some Albertans continue to push back against large‑scale culls and the use of birth control, circulating petitions and holding rallies to stop further removals.[3][2]
There isn’t currently a widely reported, brand‑new “Gino”‑linked event around Canadian wild horses; most current coverage is about these broader Alberta‑based management plans and protests.[2][4]
2. Gino Vannelli and “Wild Horses”
If you meant singer Gino Vannelli’s song “Wild Horses,” that is a 1987 single from his album Big Dreamers Never Sleep and not directly connected to Canadian wild‑horse policy.[6]
- The title is sometimes used in cultural or media framing (for example, a TV interview series segment titled “A Wild Horse Looks Back” featuring Vannelli), but these are music‑career pieces, not wild‑horse‑policy news.[8][6]
If you can clarify whether you meant an animal‑welfare campaigner named Gino, a specific horse‑rescue group, or something else about “Gino & wild horses in Canada,” I can tighten the latest‑news focus for you.