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logo 11/29/2024 9:29:54 AM     
Whirling disease confirmed in B.C. for 1st time, sparking fears for fish populations 
By David P. Ball US Source: CBC News 1/19/2024
David P. Ball
Credit: Stephen Atkinson/Oregon State University
A debilitating parasite that causes a fatal disease in fish has been confirmed in British Columbia for the first time, four months after a suspected case in the Rockies caused several bodies of water to be closed.

Emerald Lake and several nearby lakes in B.C.'s Yoho National Park, roughly 175 kilometres northwest of Calgary, were shuttered after a suspected case of whirling disease was found last September.
 

Parks Canada said on Friday that further testing confirmed the presence of whirling disease in Emerald Lake. It also
ead to bodies of water in the Kootenay River watershed.

 
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