Rabies in Northern Wildlife: Nunavut Caribou Tests Positive
On April 9th, a barren-ground caribou was discovered attacking equipment unprovoked in Coral Harbour, Nunavut. Based on the aggressive disposition…
Une proie inhabituelle (et fatale) pour un béluga
Dans le cadre du programme de suivi des causes de mortalité des bélugas du Saint-Laurent, le RCSF-Québec a reçu, le…
An unusual (and fatal) prey for a beluga
As part of the monitoring program on the causes of mortality in the St. Lawrence beluga population, CWHC-Quebec received the…
Highlights from the 2025 CWHC Annual General Meeting
The Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC) convened in Saskatoon from June 3–5 for the 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM), bringing…
Feeder-borne Diseases and Risk to Backyard Birds
Spring at the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC) often means an uptick in songbird intake at our facility. The spring…
Snakes on the prairies – what a tail!
Snakes give many of us an “icky” feeling. But they are quite fascinating after you spend some time looking at…
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…
Une tournée de formation sous le signe de la collaboration
Au cours des deux dernières semaines, Émilie L. Couture et Amélia Dalpé (RCSF-Québec) ont accompagné Méduline Chailloux du Réseau québécois…
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 de l’équipe du RCSF-Québec
Du 11 au 13 mars dernier se tenait à Inuvik, aux Territoires Du Nord-Ouest, le deuxième Beluga Summit. Co-organisé par…