The health unit says the infected tick was discovered during recent surveillance work conducted in Petroglyphs Provincial Park.

It’s tick season in southern Alberta and unfortunately, 2020 has brought with it the perfect weather for the bloodsuckers to thrive in.

Winnipeg's mosquito numbers may be low this year (so far), but for another pest - ticks - Manitoba is a hot spot, according to a Canadian bug expert.

While a tick bite itself may cause irritation, the bigger concern is illnesses, including Lyme disease, which is caused by a bacteria ticks carry.

A Saskatchewan family is seeking care out of province as their child fights a disorder triggered by Lyme disease.

So far this year, about 500 ticks have been sent to the province for evaluation. That number is down by about 100 compared to the same time in previous years.

While dog parks throughout the province have reopened, veterinarians are warning owners about another bad tick season.

Manitobans heading outdoors are noticing more pesky insects -- ticks specifically -- which can spread Lyme and other dangerous diseases.

Ticks are found in more and more parts of Canada every year. Here's how to protect yourself.

With warmer weather and more opportunity to get outdoors, experts advise you cover-up when walking in grassy areas where ticks are more likely to be found.