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Alberta’s ‘rat patrol’ ramps up operations as vermin makes inroads in province

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By Leyland Cecco Verified
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For more than seven decades, residents of Alberta have shared something in common with Antarctica and the high Arctic: all locations are officially free of rats. But on Thursday the Canadian province's reputation as a firewall against rodent infestation took a hit when the town of Bowden announced the discovery of a dead rat and called on the province's "rat patrol" to investigate.
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‘Birdwatching is close to rapture’: Margaret Atwood on why she has given C$1m to avian research

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By Leyland Cecco Verified
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default If she could be any bird, Margaret Atwood would transform into a raven. “They’re very smart. They’re social, playful and just a very successful bird,” she says while seated in a corner of a bird observatory in the Lake Erie Islands archipelago.
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‘Hope is a built-in characteristic’: Margaret Atwood on birds, conservation and optimism for the future

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By Leyland Cecco Verified
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default If she could be any bird, Margaret Atwood would transform into a raven. "They're very smart. They're social, playful and just a very successful bird," she says while seated in a corner of a bird observatory in the Lake Erie Islands archipelago.
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