Are There Rats in Alberta?
The question is: Are there rats in Alberta? Many people assume yes, but there are very few of them. This question is frequently asked by people who live in or travel to the province. Here’s an example. The first map in the map gallery includes Alberta. It’s not clear if this map has rats or not.
The government of Alberta wants to prevent rat infestation in the province. They want to keep rats away because they cause disease and damage property. Rats cause billions of dollars in losses, and Albertans do not want them anywhere in the province. The province has a strict rat-control policy and has gotten rid of most rats in the province. Anyone bringing a rat into Alberta faces a $5000 fine for doing so.
The government of Alberta has a comprehensive rat-control program and works with the public to identify these rodents. The government is proud of its efforts to stop the spread of rats in Alberta. Its success is often reported by national, provincial and international media. However, the government has to remain vigilant to prevent rat infestation in the province.
The government of Alberta has worked to protect its citizens from these rats, including universities and zoos. To combat the problem, the government has worked to educate the public and to get their support. The government also worked with local governments by providing preserved specimens of rats to local agriculture offices.