City warns of moose sightings in Muskoseepi Park

Alberta Fish and Wildlife however did respond with some safety facts to follow if you encounter a moose.

Normally, moose are not aggressive; however, a moose that is stressed, a bull moose in the fall rut or a cow moose protecting her young may be easily provoked into an attack, which is a risk to individual and public safety.
Keep children and animals inside until the moose has moved on.
Do not try to scare off moose by yelling or throwing things.
If a moose is in your yard, ensure escape routes are kept clear, don’t close gates or block its escape and ensure the curtains are drawn on patio doors and large windows so the moose doesn’t mistake them for escape routes.
If the moose is blocking a route you need, try to find another way around or wait for it to leave. Moose can be attracted to willow bushes and shrubbery in residential areas.
If you are charged by a moose, run away and try to find a car, tree or building to hide behind.
Be mindful of movement on the sides of the road at these times. If you have a passenger, ask them to watch for moose and other wildlife.
If you see a moose ahead of you while driving, slow down, be alert for more animals and be prepared to stop.

by Shane Clausing