Why Nova Scotia wants to poison a lake to kill off invasive species Nova Scotia says chemicals are a last-ditch effort to stop the invasive smallmouth bass from entering the St. Marys River system.

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For the first time, the province of Nova Scotia is proposing to poison a lake to kill off an invasive species.It's a last resort to stop the spread of smallmouth bass from a headwater lake that flows ...