Monthly Archive: February 2015

2015-02-27

Nouvelle Image de Marque du RCSF : nouvelle approche pour un réseau sur la santé de la faune au Canada

Le mésangeai du Canada appartient à la famille des corvidés (corbeaux et geais) et est retrouvé un peu partout au Canada. Il est aussi connu sous le nom de Whiskey Jack (à partir du...

Headquarters / National / News & Announcements

2015-02-27

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 organization as we face new challenges and adventures! To conclude this short media campaign, we...

Headquarters / National / News & Announcements

2015-02-26

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 resilience? Perhaps it is their preference for remote areas of the boreal forest, where carcasses are quickly...

Headquarters / National / News & Announcements

2015-02-25

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 the Whiskey Jack to some (from the Algonquian word Wisakedjak and other variations), and...

News & Announcements

2015-02-20

New CWHC graduate student to study wildlife health

The CWHC would like to welcome Julie Wittrock to the team. Julie is a PhD student supervised by our executive director Craig Stephen at the University of Saskatchewan. After completing her Masters in epidemiology...

Avian Influenza / British Columbia

2015-02-12

The hunt is on! The CWHC BC tries to find the source of the H5N2 avian influenza virus

British Columbia is continuing the investigation and management of an outbreak of highly-pathogenic avian influenza (AI) in the Fraser Valley, which began in December 2014. Thus far, this outbreak has involved 11 commercial poultry...

Alberta / Education / News & Announcements / Research / Students

2015-02-10

Congratulations to Stefano Liccioli for successfully defending his PhD thesis

On Dec 17, 2014, Dr. Stefano Liccioli successfully defended his PhD thesis on “The transmission ecology of Echinococcus multilocularis in a North American urban landscape”. He was co-supervised by Dr. Alessandro Massolo, Assistant Professor at the...

Monthly Archive: February 2015

Nouvelle Image de Marque du RCSF : nouvelle approche pour un réseau sur la santé de la faune au Canada

CWHC Rebranded Day 3: Logo Release

CWHC Rebranded Day 2: Health Issues affecting the Gray Jay

CWHC Rebranded Day 1: Introduction to the Gray Jay

New CWHC graduate student to study wildlife health

The hunt is on! The CWHC BC tries to find the source of the H5N2 avian influenza virus

Congratulations to Stefano Liccioli for successfully defending his PhD thesis

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