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Alberta's Rat-Free Status Challenged by Discovery of Dead Rat in Bowden

Alberta's rat-free status has been challenged following the discovery of a dead rat in Bowden, prompting an investigation by the province's rat patrol. The province has successfully prevented rat infestations for over 70 years through various control measures and geographic advantages. While most reported sightings are misidentified animals, officials emphasize that isolated rat incidents can still happen.

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Alberta's rat-free status has been challenged following the discovery of a dead rat in Bowden, prompting an investigation by the province's rat patrol. The province has successfully prevented rat infestations for over 70 years through various control measures and geographic advantages. While most reported sightings are misidentified animals, officials emphasize that isolated rat incidents can still happen.

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Alberta's image as world's only rat-free region shattered by discovery of rat

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Alberta's Rat-Free Status Challenged by Discovery of Dead Rat in Bowden