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To: Tommaso who wrote (6288)	1/5/2007 10:32:11 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Respond to of 30241

Well... I don't know if there are any diseases that the species living there carry We've Got West Nile of course but I don't know how far north yet.. and that similar St-louis virus they carry maybe... But this is what you're looking for :o) Bring your quinine LOL Found this out by being a tourist in my own country.. rideau-info.com It's mentioned a lot in the section this snippet comes from... During construction, many problems with the contractors arose, particularly with the excavation contracts. Many contractors couldn't live up to the term of their contracts and had to be dismissed. The unskilled labour used for these jobs was generally unruly and the Royal Sappers and Miners had to be used to guard the stores and closely supervise much of the work. Conditions were difficult. The men lived in crude camps in the wilderness. Many succumbed to malaria which was prevalent at the time as well as job site accidents.