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'This takes decades': Banff backcountry paddling off limits due to whirling disease

Summary by Prince George Citizen
CALGARY — The detection of a devastating aquatic invasive species in Banff National Park is expected to pour cold water on recreational enthusiasts hoping to get back to nature.

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'This takes decades': Banff backcountry paddling off limits due to whirling disease

CALGARY — The detection of a devastating aquatic invasive species in Banff National Park is expected to pour cold water on recreational enthusiasts hoping to get back to nature.

·Prince George, Canada
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Prince George Citizen broke the news in Prince George, Canada on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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