Pest

Pest discovered in Fenelon Falls.

Established in the Hamilton area and expected to spread, the pest poses a significant risk to horticulture crops.

Movement restrictions of all ash materials, such as logs, branches and wood chips, and all species of firewood are in place.

Changes in regulated areas result of new detections of the beetle.

National priorities presented at a meeting hosted by the Pest Management Regulatory Agency.

Pest was last detected inside the regulated area in December 2007.

You would have to have been living under a cabbage leaf to not know that the summer of 2012 was warmer and drier than normal

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirmed in early July the presence of the emerald ash borer in Bruce County.

A biologist says the City of Ottawa might have inadvertently created a major environmental problem dealing with the emerald ash borer.

Throughout this summer, reports continue to show the emerald ash borer (EAB) is spreading its way across North America.