The avian influenza outbreak in southwest British Columbia has spread to seven farms, and 155,000 birds have died of the virus or will be euthanized, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said.

The Federal Court of Appeal is refusing to allow the owners of a British Columbia ostrich farm to conduct further testing of their flock for avian flu in a bid to avert a cull ordered by t Food ...

A B.C. teenager remains in hospital with avian flu, according to British Columbia's top doctor. On Tuesday, Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said the teen is suffering from severe ...

The first hint of a problem came on December 1, when the British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture notified the CFIA that the H5 avian influenza virus had been detected at two farms in the Fraser ...

T he first human case of the H5 Avian Flu has been caught in British Columbia, Canada.The infected person, a teenager from the Fraser Health region, is now receiving treatment at the B.C ...

Avian Flu Strikes Poultry In British Columbia, Again. Marcie Sillman; Matthew Streib; December 03, 2014 / 4:10 pm File photo. Flickr Photo/xxxtoff (CC-BY-NC-ND) Marcie Sillman ...

Avian flu has been discovered at two poultry farms in southwestern British Columbia. Provincial and Canadian officials say the farms are under quarantine and thousands of birds will be killed ...

A sudden spike in avian influenza cases in British Columbia in the past week has now spread to seven farms and affected thousands of birds, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. Some ...

Four poultry farms where an outbreak of avian influenza was discovered in British Columbia are now under quarantine and thousands of their turkeys and chickens will be euthanized, officials said ...

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The avian influenza outbreak in southwest British Columbia has spread to seven farms, and 155,000 birds have died of the virus or will be euthanized, the ...

VANCOUVER, B.C. -- The avian influenza outbreak in southwest British Columbia has spread to seven farms, and 155,000 birds have died of the virus or will be euthanized, the Canadian Food Inspection Ag ...

The avian influenza outbreak in southwest British Columbia has spread to seven farms, and 155,000 birds have died of the virus or will be euthanized, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said.