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By Curtis Galbraith

Agriculture

Federal government giving $13.3 million over five years to Animal Health Canada

Oct 30, 2024 | 1:06 PM

Animal Health Canada is getting $13,343,409 over five years from the federal government for three projects.

A release from the federal government says $3,543,174 is for expansion of animal health surveillance and use what is called a ‘One Health’ approach to the Canadian Animal Health Surveillance System.

One Health involves an integrated approach to the health of animals, ecosystems, and humans.

There is also $5 million allocated to improve emergency management services. This includes training producers and staff and developing emergency plans.

The rest of the money, $4,809,235, will go towards updating some Codes of Practice that govern the care and handling of animals.

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The funding was announced at the Animal Health Canada forum held in early October.

The full release can be read here.