First Nations in northeastern Ontario are preparing for the spring goose hunt, but while the deeply significant cultural ...

No human cases of the virus have been reported so far in Ontario or Lambton County, it said. Only individuals who have worked with affected birds are considered at risk and Lambton Public Health ...

As spring migration brings thousands of birds back to Northern Ontario, concerns over avian influenza are on the rise. Lawrence Martin, director of the lands and resources department at Mushkegowuk ...

Brown said infected birds will often show signs of brain or heart damage. This can include twisted necks, tilted heads, head swelling, red eyes, tremors or drooping wings, he said. They may also have ...