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▪️Edward R. Murrow award winning TV Journalist ▪️Documentary producer ▪️CTV Calgary Anchor/VJ ▪️Email kathy.le@bellmedia.ca for story idea
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Un nombre incroyable de chenilles envahissent les arbres et les trottoirs de cette province canadienne

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By Kathy Le 
| Noovo Info
Les personnes sont aux prises avec des marées de chenilles, qui recouvrent les arbres, les trottoirs et les sentiers de l’Alberta, alors que la province connaît l’une de ses plus importantes infestations depuis des années. Ces chenilles forestières attaquent les feuilles des peupliers, des bouleaux et des autres feuillus, ce qui a poussé les municipalités, d’Airdrie à Olds, en passant par Red Deer et Lacombe, à publier des avis publics face à l’explosion démographique de ces chenilles.
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‘It can be somewhat discomforting for folks’: Why Alberta is seeing a tent caterpillar boom right now Original

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By Kathy Le 
| CTV News
AIRDRIE, CALGARY AND OLDS, Alta. – Residents across Alberta are spotting clusters of forest tent caterpillars covering trees, sidewalks and trails as the province experiences one of its largest outbreaks in years. The insects are stripping leaves from aspen, birch and other deciduous trees, prompting municipalities from Airdrie to Olds, Red Deer and Lacombe to issue public notices as caterpillar populations surge. For Helen Shields, the outbreak became impossible to miss.
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Rain won’t keep fans away as Canada prepares for World Cup tune-up in Edmonton Original

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By Kathy Le 
| CTV News
EDMONTON - Heavy rain may be in the forecast for Edmonton, but that is not expected to dampen enthusiasm as Canada’s men’s national soccer team takes the field Monday night against Uzbekistan in one of its final tuneup matches before the FIFA World Cup. For Larry Zima, attending is an easy decision. The Edmonton resident has followed Canadian soccer for four decades and is a member of the Voyageurs, the national team’s supporters’ group.
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