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Ontario: Georgian Bay cottagers warned about
rattlesnakes:[National Edition] |
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News;
Brief |
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TORONTO |
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West to East |
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Canada |
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Publication
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National
Post. Don Mills, Ont.: Aug 12, 2002. pg. A.8 |
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Newspaper |
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ProQuest
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244904571 |
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55 |
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Abstract (Article Summary) |
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TORONTO -
Cottagers are being warned about the risk of deadly snake bites this summer. |
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Full Text (55 words) |
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(Copyright National Post 2002) TORONTO -
Cottagers are being warned about the risk of deadly snake bites this summer.
John Birnbaum, executive director of the Georgian Bay Association, said six
people in the area have been bitten by the Massasauga rattlesnake, the only
poisonous snake in Ontario. Only one or two people are usually bitten each
summer, he said. |
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