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Popular beach in Halifax closed indefinitely after blue-green algae outbreak

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One of the busiest public lakefront beaches in the Halifax Regional Municipality will be closed indefinitely because of blue-green algae. The water at the highly popular Oakfield Provincial Park on Grand Lake near Enfield is off limits for recreational use after city officials detected a cyanobacteria bloom, more commonly known as blue-green algae.
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