The City of Duncan was sprayed again on Friday, May 21st, again contrary to what the public was told would happen. The individual spray dates were supposed to be 7-10 days apart, not on consecutive days. But the Government doesn't seem to care about courtesy to the public, or people's right to make a choice in avoiding being sprayed by a potentially very toxic pesticide. Petitions are located at most health food stores and other caring businesses. Send a letter to Glen Clark stating your opposition to being aerial pesticide sprayed.
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All donations will go towards helping to stop the aerial pesticide spraying in our communities. Brian Emmett says there is no systematic monitoring of pesticide residues in Canadian food and the government doesn't collect data on many of the toxic substances released into the environment. Unlike the United States, Canada has no overall strategy to reduce pesticide risk. Of 22 industrial countries surveyed, only Canada and the Slovak republic don't collect data on pesticide sales. The potential harm of pesticides has been well documented.