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Hi Kristine and all

  Several suspected poisoning incidents have occurred in corn areas  
of SW Ontario recently.  These have been reported to the provincial  
Apiarist who has collected samples to be sent to PMRA (part of Health  
Canada) as Kristine describes.  One of my contacts has alleged that  
due to the recent dry spell, dust containing seed treatments is  
likely to blame.

  Bob Darrell
  Caledon Ontario
  Canada
  44N80W

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