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Jun 1, 2026
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As tick populations boom across northern Ontario, disease risks rise - CTV News
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ADVERTISEMENT Share current article via Email Share current article via X Share current article via Reddit Share current article via LinkedIn Northern Ontario Watch As tick populations boom across northern Ontario, disease risks rise Veterinarians and public health officials warn that ticks are becoming increasingly common in northern Ontario. Once rare, disease-carrying black-legged ticks are spreading. Pets and people should regularly check for ticks, and if found, they should be removed intact. Madison Marier has more. June 01, 2026 at 5:17PM EDT Top Videos 'We're not going to respond or re…
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