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Ian Down

Ian Down

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Reporter, CKLB (Yellowknife, NWT)

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  • Bacteria responsible for Lyme disease found in N.W.T.

    By Ian Down Verified| CKLB (Yellowknife, NWT) Verified For the first time ever, the bacteria responsible for Lyme disease has been identified in the Northwest Territories. That’s according to the territory’s Department of Health and Social Services on Thursday. As of yet, there are no confirmed human cases of the disease. But earlier this month, a Fort Simpson-area dog that had recently been in a southern province was confirmed to be carrying a tick with the bacteria that causes Lyme disease.

    By Ian Down Verified · CKLB (Yellowknife, NWT)

    Dec. 15, 2023

  • New N.W.T. children's book explores the question 'Where did I come from?'

    By Ian Down Verified| CKLB (Yellowknife, NWT) Verified When Tanya Snow’s son Kaize was young, he asked her a profound question: “Where did I come from?”“On the spot, I didn’t know how to respond,” she says. “But I also know at that young age, kids are quite impressionable. So what you share with them, they’re going to carry into their youth, teenage years and adulthood.

    By Ian Down Verified · CKLB (Yellowknife, NWT)

    Dec. 14, 2023

  • Bacteria responsible for Lyme disease found in N.W.T.

    By Ian Down Verified| CKLB (Yellowknife, NWT) Verified For the first time ever, the bacteria responsible for Lyme disease has been identified in the Northwest Territories. That’s according to the territory’s Department of Health and Social Services on Thursday. As of yet, there are no confirmed human cases of the disease. But earlier this month, a Fort Simpson-area dog that had recently been in a southern province was confirmed to be carrying a tick with the bacteria that causes Lyme disease.

    By Ian Down Verified · CKLB (Yellowknife, NWT)

    Dec. 15, 2023

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CKLB (Yellowknife, NWT)