The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has not yet found highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in pasteurized retail milk or raw pre-pasteurized milk across the country.
Animal health
Still no bird flu in Canadian milk
Latest results from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency continue to find Canadian milk free of highly pathogenic avian influenza
Pandemic preparedness bill could tighten noose on animal agriculture: industry
Bill C-293 contains ill-defined terms and heavy-handed language that unfairly targets animal agriculture, livestock groups say
Bill C-293, a pandemic prevention and preparedness bill, contains ill-defined terms and heavy-handed language that unfairly targets animal agriculture, livestock groups say.
The life and laurels of Dr. Allan Preston
Veterinarian, livestock industry leader and long-time advocate: Dr. Allan Preston has made his mark on Manitoba's agriculture sector
Veterinarian, livestock industry leader and long-time advocate: Dr. Allan Preston has made his mark on Manitoba's agriculture sector
Cattle producers urged to skip U.S. shows
Canadian officials concerned about exposure risk, warn producers their animals might end up stuck if bird flu is found at any U.S. livestock show they attend
The Canadian Food Inpspection Agency is urging producers to leave their dairy and beef cattle out of U.S. shows, due to the threat of highly pathogenic avian influenza.
Bird flu updates: U.S. detects human bird flu case without known animal transmission
Highly pathogenic avian influenza has rocked the feather sector in North America and the U.S. dairy sector
A person hospitalized with bird flu is the first human case detected in the United States without any known animal exposure, says the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
Are U.S. bird flu defences sufficient?
Highly pathogenic avian influenza in U.S. cows and poultry continues to fly high
As the World Dairy Expo approaches, it's time for a hard look at defences in place against highly pathogenic avian influenza in the U.S.
Manitoba names new chief veterinary officer
Veterinary office long-timer Dr. Glen Duizer will take the top role
Manitoba Agriculture long-timer Dr. Glen Duizer will is now Manitoba's chief veterinary officer.
Amazing biology, but also risk in bovine hoofs
Is the suspensory apparatus in bovine hoofs a boon or Achilles’ heel?
Bovine hoofs have an amazing suspensory apparatus, but if they are damaged, problems can be chronic.
Federal government opens bids for foot and mouth vaccine bank providers
Canadian government opens bids for foot and mouth vaccine bank providers.
How the livestock industry can implement better disease surveillance
We may never be truly ready for the next wave of livestock disease, but more can be done to defend ourselves and our stock
We may never be truly ready for the next wave of livestock disease, but more can be done to ensure we are asprepared as possible.
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