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Wolf populations are bouncing back significantly after decades of culling was dropping the population very low.

At least in MN where I'm from. I assume Canada too.

There aren't very many historical examples of wolf attacks in North America even at much greater levels of population in the past.

There wasn't much written history before people rolled through with guns. I guess when I said decades of culling I should have said centuries.

Also it seems to me modern scientists has this habit of declaring that wolves doesn't attack humans.

This means any account of that can be dismissed as untrustworthy, meaning there are no trustworthy accounts of wolves attacking humans.

At least this is my feeling here in Norway.