Strategy to Protect Canadians

In order to best protect Canadians from preventable animal-related health risks, the National Animal Health Strategy aims to consolidate and coordinate the activities of governments, industries and animal health communities, each of which is currently responsible for various facets of animal health in Canada.

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NAHS Based on Partnership

The NAHS is bringing together various governments, universities, industry, the private sector and various animal health communities in the development of the NAHS.

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What's New

New Documents

• Fish Health Management in British Columbia
  - April 24th 2008
• Developing the NAHS - A work in progress
  – April 21st 2008
• Surveillance Working Group Report
  – April 21st 2008
  
• Proposed Framework for an Animal Health Science Agenda
  - April 18th 2008
• Strategic Foresight Contributing to the National Animal Health Strategy- Agenda fo the Regional Workshops
  - April 18th 2008
• Strategic Foresight Contributing to the National Animal Health Strategy- Expectations of Regional Workshop Participants
  - April 18th 2008
• Strategic Foresight Contributing to the National Animal Health Strategy
  - April 17th 2008
• Future Animal Health Science Working Group Backgrounder
  - April 17th 2008
• Considerations on Governance
  - April 15th 2008