Scores of dead Bluegill fish found in High Park pond

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Scores of dead Bluegill fish found in Grenadier Pond, High Park
Investigation underway with Toronto and Region Conservation Authority and Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
Water samples collected and awaiting results
Fish die-offs not unusual, could be caused by various factors

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The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) is collaborating with the City of Toronto and the Ontario government to investigate the cause of the fish mortality in Grenadier Pond.
Water quality sampling has been conducted in the pond and the samples have been provided to the City for testing, with results pending.
Fish die-offs are not unusual, particularly in spring and summer, and could be caused by various factors such as rapid temperature changes, disease, and over-winter death.

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The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) is collaborating with the City of Toronto and the Ontario government to investigate the cause of the fish mortality in Grenadier Pond.
Water quality sampling has been conducted in the pond and the samples have been provided to the City for testing, with results pending.
The cause of the fish die-off is not yet known, but fish die-offs are not unusual, particularly in spring and summer, and could be caused by various factors such as rapid temperature changes, disease, and over-winter death.

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