Strengthening Community-Based Wildlife Health Surveillance in the North: A Hands-On Workshop
By the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative From March 11–15, 2025, community members from across the Kitikmeot Region of Nunavut gathered…
Collaborative training on the road
Over the past two weeks, Émilie L. Couture and Amélia Dalpé (RCSF-Québec) accompanied Méduline Chailloux from the Réseau québécois d’urgences…
Beluga Summit II – Participation of the CWHC-Quebec Team
A second edition of the Beluga Summit was held between March 11th and 13th in Inuvik, Northwest Territories. Co-organized by…
Two cases of rabies in Quebec wildlife in December 2024
Two cases of rabies were diagnosed by the CWHC-Québec (CQSAS) in December 2024. The first case was observed on December…
BC Wildlife Avian Influenza (AIV) Surveillance Dashboard: A Powerful Tool for Protecting Poultry and Wildlife
British Columbia is home to diverse wildlife and crucial migratory bird habitats, making it an essential region for monitoring avian…
Un échouage rarissime dans le Saint-Laurent
Une équipe du RCSF-Québec ainsi que du Réseau québécois d’urgences pour les mammifères marins a procédé à l’examen postmortem d’une…
SNAPS in 2024
Salamanders aren’t just adorable, they also make a major contribution to ecosystem health and integrity. Sadly, many of our Salamanders…
Suivi des causes de mortalité chez les corneilles d’Amérique au Québec (2022 à 2024)
La corneille d’Amérique est une espèce qui tient une place importante dans plusieurs écosystèmes du Québec, incluant les milieux agricoles,…
Tracking the Causes of Mortality in American Crows in Quebec (2022 to 2024)
The American crow is a species that plays an important role in several ecosystems in Quebec, including agricultural, forested, peri-urban,…
Besnoitia tarandi in caribou: “I‘ve got you under my skin”
“I’ve got you under my skin” a catchy song from Frank Sinatra is also an accurate way to describe Besnoitia…