Toronto’s public beaches are open for swimming (Aug. 5)
Heading to the beach? You’ll want to stay out of the water at Centre Island, Marie Curtis Park and Sunnyside as of Aug. 5 at 3 p.m.
Consuming E. coli can cause serious illness, including stomach cramps, diarrhea and vomiting. When high levels of the bacteria are detected it’s more likely that other harmful organisms are present as well, including those that cause skin rashes and eye, ear, nose and throat infections. A beach may also be considered unsafe for swimming due to weather conditions, runoff, pollution, spills, smells, garbage, sharp debris and dead fish. In addition, public beaches are monitored for blue-green algae, which can be highly toxic to humans, dogs and other animals.This story is automatically generated at 7 a.m. and updated periodically until 3 p.m. as new data become available from
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