Calgary’s Funny Bunnies
Press Release Unusual Kidney Lesions Discovered in Calgary’s Urban Jackrabbits Reveal New Insights into City Wildlife Health Calgary, Alberta –…
Risk metrics vs. rat metrics: An alternative approach to measuring and managing urban rat infestations
Urban Norway and black rats can have diverse and significant negative impacts on urban landscapes and residents. A variety of…
The CWHC Funding Gap
Uncertainty in the geopolitical landscape is having serious downstream effects on the CWHC. For the past twenty plus years, our…
“WOW, We’re Going to Need a Bigger Trailer!!”
On October 29, 2025 a recently deceased white shark had been found on the shores of Prince Edward Island National…
Protecting Ontario’s Deer: Understanding EHD and other wildlife diseases
Every fall in Ontario, thousands of hunters head into the woods in pursuit of white-tailed deer. For many, hunting is…
First Detection of Meningeal Worm in Alberta Boreal Caribou
What is Meningeal Worm and Why Does It Matter? Meningeal worm is a parasitic roundworm that typically infects white-tailed deer,…
Bird Feeding Stations and Bird Health
Stéphane Lair, Regional Director for the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC) – Quebec, was invited to give a presentation on…
Sustaining Wildlife Health in Canada: can you help?
Avian influenza, Chronic Wasting Disease, West Nile virus, Lyme Disease, Rabies: these are all diseases that we see in the…
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza virus in endangered whooping cranes
Whooping cranes are an iconic species. North America’s tallest bird, they stand 1.5m tall and are easily recognizable to many…
Why do we hold Sprint Reviews at the CWHC?
Written by: Damien Joly, PhD Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative Summary: A Sprint Review is an event in…