Energy East project: TransCanada listens to beluga scientists
TransCanada recently announced that they decided not to go ahead with the building of a marine terminal at Cacouna as…
CWHC Rebranded Day 3: Logo Release
Thank you for following our short introduction to the Gray Jay. We think it’s a great species to represent our…
CWHC Rebranded Day 2: Health Issues affecting the Gray Jay
The CWHC has received very few Gray Jay submissions to our diagnostic labs over the years. Is it their remarkable…
CWHC Rebranded Day 1: Introduction to the Gray Jay
The Gray Jay is a member of the Corvidae family (crows and jays) found across most of Canada. Known as…
4th Workshop for Canada’s Wildlife Health Professionals in Quebec City
The 4th Workshop for Canada’s Wildlife Health Professionals, organised jointly with the annual meeting of the Réseau faune et zoo…
Wild Winter
As winter grinds on inexorably, and (it seems) interminably, many wildlife species enter a period of increasing peril. As I…
Program for the 4th Annual Workshop for Wildlife Health Professionals
The program is now available for the upcoming Workshop for Wildlife Health Professionals which is being held this April 8-9…
Scientists Complete Global Inventory of Flu Strains in Birds
A group of international scientists have completed the first global inventory of flu strains in birds by reviewing more than…
Review of roundworms in free ranging raccoons in British Columbia
Over the period of January 2012 to January 2014, 17 raccoons were submitted to the Animal Health Centre in Abbotsford,…
Learning about Leatherbacks
“The leatherback turtle is a magnificent creature found in the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. This ancient species swam with…