Cattle presentations underway at the Annual Research Symposium
We’re moving through the cattle portion of today’s symposium! Thanks…
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140+ people set to attend Annual Research Symposium on May 8
We're excited to share that just over 140 people will attend our Annual Research Symposium in person! If you're still interested in tuning in, make sure you you join us virtually via zoom: https://zoom.us/j/98995484491
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2024 Annual Research Symposium Proceedings
Anna Naim attends the Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference
Graduate student Anna Naim recently attended the Advancing Women in Agriculture Conference (AWC) in Calgary. Described as being “created for all those passionate about agriculture and food”, the AWC helps women develop skills in communications, mentoring, financial management, health and life balance, career planning, goal setting and more. It’s very much a women-helping-women event.
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Goodbye Rosie
After working as a Post-Doctoral Researcher with Dr. Tina Widowski…
CCSAW Student Chapter Hagen Aquaculture Lab Tour
The CCSAW Student Chapter recently toured the Hagen Aquaculture Lab!…
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Dairy Welfare Rotation for Budding Veterinarians
We were so happy to host veterinary students from around…
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Strychnine poison ban incoming!
We are extremely happy to hear that there will be a complete ban on the use of strychnine poison in Canada this year! Great news for wolves, coyotes, foxes and many other animals across Canada!
Gallery walk discussing barriers and improvements to animal welfare science
On March 8, CCSAW members participated in a "Gallery Walk"…
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Dr. Patricia Turner Elected President of the American College of Lab Animal Medicine
Dr. Patricia Turner, University Professor Emerita in the Ontario Veterinary College (OVC)’s Department of Pathobiology, will become the first Canadian to be elected President of the American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine (ACLAM). ACLAM is a specialty board which aims to advance the humane care and responsible use of laboratory animals through certification of veterinary specialists, professional development, education and research.
