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Kingston parasite outbreak shows early signs of decline, source still unknownCryptosporidium is resistant to chlorine, meaning it can survive in swimming pools, hot tubs and splash pads if additional precautions are not taken.HealthJun 18
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Fan of splash pads? Fecal matter from diapers linked to illnesses: CDCWhile the holiday season may bring thoughts of snow, U.S. health authorities have a stark reminder for the warmer months: summer splash pads can harbour serious health risks.HealthDec 4, 2024
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Chlorine has protected our drinking water for a century. But its byproducts may be tainting itWater utilities have to protect citizens’ health with disinfection while minimizing exposure to the potential health risks of disinfection byproducts. Not all have been able to do this.HealthNov 27, 2019
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Moncton vet issues warning over floodwaters posing health risks for petsMoncton veterinarian Brett Tremble is encouraging people to keep their pets safe as the floodwaters recede in parts of Eastern Canada.CanadaApr 29, 2019
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Be proactive about pool contamination, health officials urge LethbridgeSince June 13, there have been three major closures at Henderson Pool due to contamination, requiring a closure for more than an hour.HealthJul 20, 2018
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More tests done on North Battleford’s tap waterAdvisory remains: Tests on North Battlefords water could be completed Tuesday.CanadaAug 17, 2015
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