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City of Trois-Rivières

Since 2008, GDG Environment has been using a biological larvicide to control biting insects in Trois-Rivières in order to reduce the nuisance caused by mosquitoes and black flies. The service was first offered in Trois-Rivières-Ouest and subsequently expanded to all remaining sectors.

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Since 1984, we’ve been working in collaboration with Canadian municipalities to ensure cities and towns are places for healthy living. The well-being of citizens is our top priority, and our goal is to improve their quality of life with concrete, effective solutions.

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Season for West Nile virus and other mosquito-borne pathogens begins

The peak of nuisance, that is to say, the moment when mosquitoes infringe on the quality of life of humans, through their considerable numbers, was reached around mid- June depending on the region. Depending on future weather and drying conditions, their presence should decrease for the rest of the summer season.

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Discovery of 17 New Viruses in Mosquitoes by Canadian Researchers

Researchers from the University of Manitoba have identified 17 new viruses in mosquitoes, marking a significant advancement for public health. These previously unknown viruses enhance our understanding of mosquito-borne diseases.

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GDG ENVIRONNEMENT STARTS ITS OPERATIONS OF BITING INSECT CONTROL

In the coming weeks, a team will begin monitoring breeding sites where mosquito larvae (Culicidae) and/or black flies (Simulidae) develop in participating municipalities.

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