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Mice get blame for fire that massacred 100 cats
(décembre 24, 2008)

Harley is one lucky dog. Not only did he survive a raging inferno that killed scores of pets two days ago, but he's just gone to a loving new home. The 15-month-old Shih Tzu was one of nine dogs rescued by firefighters as an early morning blaze gutted Durham Region Humane Society's animal shelter in Oshawa.
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Wild auction offers batty holiday gift idea
(décembre 10, 2008)

Searching for a truly original holiday gift, one that could bestow a bit of immortality on a loved one or a friend? If so, Purdue University has the goods. The school is auctioning the naming rights to seven newly discovered species of bats and two of turtles.
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Bedbug battle cash urged
(novembre 19, 2008)

Health officials want city to spend $75,000 to help tenants fight scourge. Toronto's public health department is urging the city to put up $75,000 in emergency funding to help vulnerable adults in the city get rid of bedbugs. But that's just one-time funding, and city officials are predicting that far more will be called for when a special committee tackling the city's bedbug problem reports next spring.

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Bed Bugs on the March Again
(novembre 17, 2008)

The city has been invaded by a vast army of blood-suckers and health officials are mobilizing to fight them. Toronto Public Health reported yesterday it has recorded a near 1,000% increase in bed bug infestation calls and they aren't just from flophouses.
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Dr. Yori Sasaerila presents at 69th annual educational conference of the CIPHI Ontario
(octobre 28, 2008)

The Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors (Ontario Branch) held their 69th annual educational conference on "Shifting Landscapes in Environmental Health: Meeting The Challenge" in which Abell's Cheif Entomologist, Dr. Yori Sasaerila, was a key speaker.

Director of Environmental Health for Peel Health, Paul Callanan, recognized Dr. Sasaerila's contribution by writting a personal thank you letter for his participation and expert advice (see link to scanned letter below).
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Mice, wildlife and their control with Steven Graff and Mike Nabuurs of Talk 820 AM
(octobre 24, 2008)

Listen to the previously recorded radio interview - Steven Graff talks to radio host Mike Nabuurs of Talk Radio AM 820 as they discuss recent mice and wildlife activity.
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Steven Graff scheduled to talk about drain flies on Hamilton's Talk 820 AM Radio
(octobre 21, 2008)

Tomorrow, October 22, 2008, Abell Pest Control's Steven Graff will be interviewed by Mike Nabuurs on Talk 820 AM radio at 9:30 AM to talk about drain flies.

Update: Below is the recorded interview of Steven Graff and Mike Nabuurs talking about drain flies.
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Britain museum notes discovery of a huge bug, the world's longest
(octobre 21, 2008)

A stick bug from the island of Borneo measuring well over 30 centimetres in length has been identified by researchers as the world's longest insect.
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Abell QA Team are expert speakers at upcoming GFTC course
(octobre 17, 2008)

On November 13, 2008 Abell Quality Assurance Team members Steven Graff and Dusana Bondy will be expert speakers for the "Pest Control and Management, Part 1: Standards and Regulations for the Food Industry" course held by The Guelph Food Technology Centre (GFTC).
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Steven Graff of Abell Pest Control presenting at the GFTC Sanitary Design for Food Plants course
(octobre 16, 2008)

On November 3, 2008 Abell Quality Assurance Team member Steven Graff will be presenting at the "Sanitary Design for Food Plants: Design Guidelines for Buildings, Equipment and Infrastructure" course held by The Guelph Food Technology Centre (GFTC).
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