Félicitations à Émilie L. Couture!
Nous sommes heureux d’annoncer qu’Émilie L. Couture a réussi l’examen de certification de l’American College of Zoological Medicine. Émilie est…
Congratulations to Émilie L. Couture!
We are pleased to announce that Émilie L. Couture was successful in completing the American College of Zoological Medicine certifying…
Pan-Canadian Approach to Wildlife Health Approved
Canada now has a national plan for wildlife health. The Pan-Canadian Approach to Wildlife Health was approved on June 28th…
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…
Raccoon rabies – Citizen-based surveillance is a success
Rabies is an important health concern for humans, domestic animals and wildlife throughout Canada. In 2006, the province of Québec…
A letter to CCWHC
In July of this year, Dr Richard Kock told those gathered at the international scientific meeting of the Wildlife Disease…
Benefits of wildlife highway crossings in Banff National Park
Highway mortality of wildlife at Banff National Park (BNP) has decreased over the years thanks to the underpasses, overpasses and…
WCVM graduates show support for the CCWHC
Students from the Western College of Veterinary Medicine’s 2010 graduating class have decided to donate their graduation account surplus to…
Operation Sri Lanka!
Ted Leighton, Executive Director of the CCWHC, has just returned from a three week mission in Sri Lanka aimed at…
Conquer Chronic Wasting Disease with Science and Policy
There are health threats to wildlife in Canada and worldwide, with spill over to people and domestic animals, but Canada…