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Fighting Bed Bugs in Qubec
Unfortunately, the crown gem of French Canada is not immune to Bed Bugs. Every year, hundreds of tourists visit the old city, a UNESCO World Legacy Site, and take part in the many winter festivals. But tourism can also bring bed bugs into your home or your business! From a small bed and breakfast to 5 star hotels, no one can predict where Bed Bugs will come from next. Thats why you need fast and accurate inspections.
Bed bugs are common household pests in many parts of the world. Because of their rapid development and ability to reproduce in large numbers in a short time, it is important to know when they are present. Skin irritation caused by bites is just one symptom of infestation. Other signs need to be identified in any place where bed bugs might be breeding. They can inhabit spaces within or below a mattress, but might also be found in old clothing, bedding and padded furniture. Any of these will provide a suitable habitat for bed bugs for as long as there are humans around to feed on.
K9 teams are able to scan rooms in a matter of minutes. This saves your time and money so you can get back to your business or family. In comparison, visual inspections can take hours. Our experts can quickly determine whether you have an infestation and its severity with extreme accuracy.
Qubec is Canadas largest province and second most populous. Most inhabitants live along the coast of the St. Lawrence River between Montral and Qubec City. The climate of Qubec varies from region to region. Major cities in southern and western Qubec have humid continental climates which are suitable for many different types of pests. However, Bed Bugs are primarily an indoor pest living in the controlled environments of most buildings.
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Government warns against using unregistered bedbug products
By Staff The Canadian Press
This undated file photo provided by Orkin LLC shows bed bugs.
EDMONTON The federal government is warning Canadians of what itcalls the extreme danger of using unregistered products to fightbedbugs.
The Health Canada warning comes after two children in northernAlberta died from a toxic insecticide brought back by the familyfrom Pakistan.
READ MORE:Funeral today for 2-year-old boy killed in accidental Fort Mac poisoning
The insecticide is legal in Canada, but requires special trainingto use.
The agency says bedbugs are difficult to deal with and recommendsa licensed professional be called to exterminate them.
READ MORE: What poisoned 5 children in Fort McMurray?
An eight-month-old girl and her two-year-old brother died aftertheir parents placed aluminum phosphide around their apartment inFort McMurray to try to kill bedbugs.
The toddlers funeral was on Thursday and her brothers serviceis today.
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