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Ontario/Nunavut Website Rotator

Banding Together for Wildlife Health

2026-09-17
Ontario/Nunavut

Le baguage : unis pour la santé de la faune

2026-09-17
Orthoreovirus Western/Northern

Infection à orthoréovirus : Comment les corvidés sont-ils affectés et quel est le lien avec l’approche Une seule santé?

2026-09-08
Orthoreovirus Website Rotator Western/Northern

Orthoreovirus infection – How are corvids affected and what does it have to do with One Health?

2026-09-08
Collaborations National Website Rotator

A New Global Plan to Protect Wildlife Health, and What It Means for Canada

2026-08-21
Ontario/Nunavut Website Rotator

Banding Together for Wildlife Health

Animals do not recognize provincial or national borders, and understanding their movements, health, and populations requires many organizations working toward…

2026-09-17
Ontario/Nunavut

Le baguage : unis pour la santé de la faune

Les animaux ne reconnaissent pas les frontières provinciales ou nationales, et comprendre leurs déplacements, leur santé et leurs populations nécessite…

2026-09-17
Alberta

EHD detected in White-tailed Deer in Alberta

Epizootic haemorrhagic disease (EHD) virus was identified in a white-tailed deer found dead in southern Alberta south of Foremost ~30km…

2013-11-06
Alberta

What’s in the coyote’s ears?

Jill Girgulis, a student from Bishop Carroll High School, Calgary tried to answer this question when she took on a…

2013-11-06
Headquarters Uncategorized

CCWHC Executive Director Elected to the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences

The CCWHC is pleased to announce that our Executive Director, Ted Leighton, was recently elected a Fellow of the Canadian…

2013-10-29
British Columbia

It’s raining… rat poison?

Norway and black rats are notorious for being able to exploit any resources available to them. Because of this adaptability,…

2013-10-23
Quebec

DRIT and rabies surveillance in Québec

This fall marked a milestone in the annual rabies surveillance program in Québec: the 10,000th animal was tested for rabies…

2013-10-16
National

How human activities are killing birds in Canada

Recently, researchers in the United States reported that that free-ranging domestic cats kill 1.4-3.7 billion birds and 6.9-20.7 billion mammals…

2013-10-09
Western/Northern

Listeriosis in wild rabbits & hares in Saskatchewan

A bacterium infamous for its association with food borne illness has caused the death of two wild hares and a…

2013-10-02
Alberta

What’s on the menu?: Examining parasites to determine the diet of wolves.

Wolves are the final hosts for many parasites that are transmitted through the food web. Thus, determining the diversity of…

2013-09-18
External Headquarters

Who put the dead crow in the freezer?

I realized that we might have an unusual viewpoint on roadkill in our house when the neighbors observed, wide-eyed, as…

2013-09-11
British Columbia

Antler Asymmetry

Whether sported atop a magnificent buck in rut, or as the perfect complement to a cozy cabin, you have probably…

2013-09-05

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