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Estimated number of birds in flocks impacted by highly pathogenic avian influenza in Canada 2021 to 2022

This table lists the estimated number of birds in flocks impacted by highly pathogenic avian influenza by province. We update this information weekly by end of day Thursday with data up to and including the previous Wednesday.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is currently responding to detections of highly pathogenic avian influenza in several provinces. More information on current and recent investigations by province is also available.

Current as of: 2022-06-23

Province Number of infected premises (current IPs) Number of previously infected premises (released IPs) Flock type(s) Estimated number of birds impacted
Alberta 25 6 Commercial and small flocks (poultry and non-poultry) 936,800
British Columbia 15 3 Commercial and small flocks (poultry and non-poultry) 160,000
Manitoba 3 0 Commercial and small flocks (poultry and non-poultry) 15,600
New Brunswick 1 0 Small flocks (poultry) <100
Newfoundland and Labrador 0 2 Small flocks (non-poultry) 400
Nova Scotia 3 1 Commercial flocks and small flocks (poultry and non-poultry) 12,000
Ontario 22 4 Commercial and small flocks (poultry and non-poultry) 560,500
Quebec 6 1 Commercial and small flocks (poultry and non-poultry) 244,200
Saskatchewan 10 3 Commercial and small flocks (poultry and non-poultry) 77,800
Total 85 20 N/A 2,007,500

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