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Current disease alerts and events

Last updated on January 15, 2026

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  • Active Animal Health Act orders
    • Highly pathogenic avian influenza
    • Chronic wasting disease
  • Disease alerts

Active Animal Health Act orders 

General Order AIV 2025-01 (PDF, 332 KB): Commercial chicken and turkey to remain indoors

  • More information on highly pathogenic avian influenza

General Order CWD2025-001 (PDF, 794 KB): Cervids found dead in areas of southeast BC must be submitted for chronic wasting disease (CWD) testing and require special disposal.

  • More information on chronic wasting disease

Disease alerts

  • Equine strangles in Okanagan, January 2026 (PDF, 103 KB)
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