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Katie Hartai

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As seen in: CityNews Halifax, CBAT-TV (Fredericton, NB), City News, Perishable News, Ottawa Life Magazine
Mum | @CBCNB | @StThomasU BEd Grad | Before that @CBCNS @News957 @Carleton_U | I write, take photographs and love everything outdoors (minus ticks).
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Farm safety and mental health program to fill the gap in N.B.

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By Katie Hartai Verified
| CBC New Brunswick Verified
New Brunswick·New The Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick will launch a program in the new year to help reduce farming-related accidents and support farmers' mental health. Four New Brunswickers died in farming-related accidents between 2016-2019 · CBC News · Posted: Oct 16, 2022 7:00 AM AT | Last Updated: 6 minutes ago It would be an understatement to say Bill Duivenvoorden was scared when his cabless tractor flipped on top of him 30 years ago.
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Pumpkin to talk about: Coburn Farms creates a house of gourds

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By Katie Hartai Verified
| CBC New Brunswick Verified
New Brunswick·New A pumpkin house in Keswick Ridge is bursting with colour in shades of orange, green and white, delighting visitors from near and far. Hundreds of pumpkins and squash went into this garden delight in Keswick Ridge · CBC News · Posted: Oct 04, 2022 8:00 AM AT | Last Updated: 8 minutes ago A pumpkin house in Keswick Ridge, near Fredericton, is worth carving out some time to visit.
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'Exceedingly high' levels of E. coli detected in Belleisle Bay

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By Katie Hartai Verified
| CBC New Brunswick Verified
Results from recent water tests in the Belleisle Bay reveal abnormally high levels of E. coli. When tested in late September, the Belleisle Watershed Coalition determined E. coli levels in the bay were an average 257 per 100 millilitres of water. That's 367 times higher than the average level of 0.7 E. coli per 100 millilitres detected in August.
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