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Philip Lee-Shanok
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Reporter, CBBL-FM (London, ON)
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By Philip Lee-Shanok Verified| CBC News@ The worst of the bird flu epidemic on Canadian poultry farms seems to be over, but the highly contagious and deadly disease continues to spread among wild birds and farmers are worried spring and fall migrations will bring further outbreaks. The highly pathogenic H5N1 strain of avian influenza was first detected in Canada in late 2021 and prompted the Canadian Food Inspection Agency to impose strict biosecurity measures to curb its spread.
By Philip Lee-Shanok Verified| CBC News@ Lesley Campbell leaves the emergency department at Michael Garron Hospital in east Toronto cradling her right arm. "I fell off my bike," she said, looking down at her white cast. "Accidents happen."She said that for some ailments, like a broken bone, you need to go to the hospital, but for other less serious things, there should be an alternative. "For lots of other things, like a minor contusion or whatever or a sprain, it would have been nice to just ask what do I do next?" Campbell said.
By Philip Lee-Shanok Verified| CBC News@ The worst of the bird flu epidemic on Canadian poultry farms seems to be over, but the highly contagious and deadly disease continues to spread among wild birds and farmers are worried spring and fall migrations will bring further outbreaks. The highly pathogenic H5N1 strain of avian influenza was first detected in Canada in late 2021 and prompted the Canadian Food Inspection Agency to impose strict biosecurity measures to curb its spread.
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CBBL-FM (London, ON)