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Area of Expertise*

Animal welfare	Governance	Shellfish
Antimicrobial use and resistance	Herd health	Small ruminants
Beef	Honeybees	Smallholder farming
Biosecurity	Horses	Surveillance
Dairy	Information technology	Swine
Disease modeling	Invasive species	Toxicology
Economics/ business	Microbiology	Vector/ Vector-borne disease
Epidemiology	N/A	Veterinary medicine
Finfish	Pathology	Virology
Food safety	Policy	Zoonotic disease
Foreign animal disease	Poultry

Organization/Agency* Please select Agriculture and Agrifood Canada Alberta Beef Alberta Equestrian Alberta Milk Alberta Veterinary Medical Association Animal Nutrition Association of Canada Beef Research Council British Columbia Animal Health Centre British Columbia Centre for Disease Control British Columbia Turkey Farmers British Columbia Turkey Marketing Board Canada West Swine Health Intelligence Network Canadian Animal Health Institute Canadian Animal Health Surveillance System Canadian Cattlemen's Association Canadian Food Inspection Agency Canadian Hatching Egg Producers Canadian Meat Council Canadian Pork Council Canadian Sheep Federation Canadian Swine Health Intelligence Network Canadian Veterinary Medical Association Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative Chicken Farmers of Canada College of Veterinarians of British Columbia Community for Emerging and Zoonotic Diseases Corporate Member Dairy Farmers of Canada Dairy Farmers of New Brunswick Egg Farmers of Canada Equestrian Canada Fisheries and Oceans Canada Government of Alaska Government of Alberta Government of British Columbia Government of Manitoba Government of New Brunswick Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Government of Nova Scotia Government of Ontario Government of Prince Edward Island Government of Quebec Government of Saskatchewan Government of Yukon Health Canada Horse Council British Columbia Independent Manitoba Beef Manitoba Pork National Cattle Feeders Association National Farmed Animal Health and Welfare Council National Sheep Network Ontario Animal Health Laboratory Ontario Animal Health Network Ontario Beef Other Parks Canada Prairie Diagnostic Services Public Health Agency of Canada Quebec Veterinary Medical Association Sask Milk Saskatchewan Beef Saskatchewan Goat Breeders Association Saskatchewan Sheep Development Board Standardbred Canada Turkey Farmers of Canada University of Alberta University of Calgary University of Guelph University of Laval University of Manitoba University of Montreal University of Prince Edward Island University of Saskatchewan Veterinary Practitioner Member Western Canadian Animal Health Network Yukon Agricultural Association Please select a value

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Member Declaration

The Canadian Animal Health Surveillance System (CAHSS) is a distinct division of Animal Health Canada.

We are a member-driven network of networks with broad based support from industry and governments. Working together across geographic regions, animal types, and health topics, we strive for effective, responsive and integrated animal health surveillance in Canada.

Members of CAHSS agree to:

1. Accept the use of farmed animals in agriculture.
2. Work to ensure the quality of life for Canadians by protecting animal health and public health and supporting economic prosperity.
3. Work to ensure scientific rigour and professional and technical competence, acknowledging that real-world factors must be taken into account in decision making.
4. Encourage openness, collaboration and innovation.
5. Resolve conflict compassionately, productively, cooperatively and respectfully.
6. Freely and fully exchange information relevant to animal health while respecting confidentiality.
7. Work to ensure clarity in animal health surveillance communications by providing relevant background and contextual information.

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