Peterborough Public Health says the West Nile virus has been confirmed in mosquitoes traps within the city's limits.

Mosquito trap counts are up, and the City of Winnipeg is starting its residential fogging program Thursday night.

If you've noticed an increase in the number of mosquitoes buzzing around Winnipeg, you're not alone — but don't count on the city fogging just yet, says one councillor.

The worst is likely over, but there could be "several more weeks of not pleasant mosquito conditions."

After a slow start to summer 2020, Winnipeg's mosquito season is finally in full swing, and the city's fogging program is set to begin Friday.

Many Winnipeggers are feeling extra bugged by mosquitoes this year and the city says there's been a recent spike.

Summer's officially here, and while Winnipeg may not be living up to its reputation as a mosquito hotspot so far, that doesn't mean you should let your guard down.

The pilot project would unleash millions of genetically modified mosquitoes in the Florida Keys as a population control measure.

"Compared with last year, last year we had a very, very low number of mosquitoes for May," says Edmonton's "bug guy." But don't get too used to it.

On the weekend, Alberta's chief medical officer of health said she had been fielding questions about COVID-19 and mosquitoes.