CBC·2 min read·medium
Calgary water playground temporarily closed after 3 cases of E. coli reported
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A Calgary water park has been temporarily closed following the report of three cases of Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC). Health officials are investigating the outbreak and have provided guidance to the public on symptoms and prevention.
The city-run water park features a wading pool and a spray park. The city closed it Aug. 7, with the goal of reopening it in one week after further testing and cleaning is done.
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