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Tick invasion: New species bring new risks to Canada

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Last updated: 2026/05/11 at 1:20 PM
Press Room Published May 11, 2026
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  • May 10
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There are already 40 different types of ticks in Canada, with more species expected to migrate north. For The National, CBC’s Tom Murphy goes to the Canadian Tick Research and Innovation Centre (CTRIC) to find out more about the evolving risk.

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