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Shawn Slaght

Shawn Slaght

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Video Editor, Moose Jaw Times Herald

Saskatchewan

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Drugs, sport, climate, science, health, education, business, games, dating and relationships, home and family

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Total articles 2772

  • Tick-ed off: Protect yourself from tick bites

    By Shawn Slaght Verified| Discover Estevan@ With temperatures warming up and more people heading outdoors, residents are once again reminded to keep an eye out for ticks. Ticks can be found in tall grass, brush and wooded areas. They can’t jump, but typically grasp onto people and pets who brush up against them. Ticks are generally active from mid-April to late July. Medical Health Officer Dr. Hortense Tabien recommends avoiding areas where ticks may be present, but offers tips in case of exposure.

    By Shawn Slaght Verified · Discover Estevan

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Tick-ed off: Protect yourself from tick bites

    By Shawn Slaght Verified| West Central Online@ With temperatures warming up and more people heading outdoors, residents are once again reminded to keep an eye out for ticks. Ticks can be found in tall grass, brush and wooded areas. They can’t jump, but typically grasp onto people and pets who brush up against them. Ticks are generally active from mid-April to late July. Medical Health Officer Dr. Hortense Tabien recommends avoiding areas where ticks may be present, but offered tips in case of exposure.

    By Shawn Slaght Verified · West Central Online

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Tick-ed off: Protect yourself from tick bites

    By Shawn Slaght Verified| Discover Estevan@ With temperatures warming up and more people heading outdoors, residents are once again reminded to keep an eye out for ticks. Ticks can be found in tall grass, brush and wooded areas. They can’t jump, but typically grasp onto people and pets who brush up against them. Ticks are generally active from mid-April to late July. Medical Health Officer Dr. Hortense Tabien recommends avoiding areas where ticks may be present, but offers tips in case of exposure.

    By Shawn Slaght Verified · Discover Estevan

    Apr. 19, 2025

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Moose Jaw Times Herald

Keeping Moose Jaw in the loop with stories that matter to you today. Local news, events and more — updated throughout the day on MooseJawToday.com.

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Founded: 2018