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Ticks are now showing up in Ontario after a warm winter.
For the past few years, Health Canada has tracked a steady rise in Lyme disease cases — and experts say the number is expected to continue to rise as the planet warms.
After an unusually warm winter, ticks are now being seen in Ontario, more than double the number of last year.
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