Blue-Green Algae
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Team effort needed to tackle Manitoba lake pollution, experts say'Phosphorus is a really valuable nutrient. And also it can be a contaminant or deteriorate water quality if it is transported in excess to surface waters.'EnvironmentOct 17, 2023
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Blue-green algae spotted in Conestogo Lake reservoir: GRCAThe Grand River Conservation Authority has issued a warning that blue-green algae has been seen in the reservoir at Conestogo Lake.CanadaOct 4, 2023
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Possible blue-green algae blooms found in Saskatoon, testing underwayResidents are being warned to stay away from the Blair Nelson storm pond as testing is underway to determine if there are blue-green algae blooms in the water.CanadaSep 28, 2023
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Blue-green algae advisory issued for Pigeon and Wizard lakesAlberta Health Services issued a blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) advisories for both Wizard Lake and the nearby Pigeon Lake, both located south of Edmonton.EnvironmentAug 18, 2023
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Hamilton-area beach closed due to toxin-producing blue-green algaePublic health tests on Monday revealed potentially harmful cyanobacteria lurking in waters near the Binbrook Conservation Area beach.EnvironmentAug 15, 2023
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Blue-green algae advisory issued for Wabamun Lake ahead of August long weekendLakegoers are advised to avoid all contact with blue-green algae, but AHS said areas of Wabamun Lake where the blooms are not visible can still be used for recreational purposes.EnvironmentAug 4, 2023
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“We’ve been finding them everywhere:” HRM holds blue-green algae info sessionThe algae can cause itchiness, rashes, and hives in people, but it can be fatal to pets. Experts say people should supervise their animals closely when outdoors near water.EnvironmentJul 29, 2023
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Blue-green algae health warnings issued for 3 lakes in Nicola regionAccording to IH, cyanobacteria can produce several types of toxin that can be poisonous to people, pets and livestock.CanadaJul 28, 2023
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Rogers Cove beach in Peterborough closed again as blue-green algae blooms returnOn Friday morning, Peterborough Public Health reported blue-green algae blooms have reappeared at Rogers Cove. The beach is once again closed 'until further notice.'HealthJul 28, 2023
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Harmful blue-green algae confirmed at Peterborough beach: health unitRogers Cove and Beavermead Park beaches have been closed since July 14. On July 24, officials reported a Rogers Cove sample had a toxin amount that exceeded recreational limits.HealthJul 24, 2023
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