Locations infected with infectious salmon anaemia in 2012
Infectious salmon anaemia is a federally reportable disease. This means that anyone who owns or works with aquatic animals has the legal obligation to notify the CFIA when they suspect or detect an aquatic animal disease that is of concern to Canada.
Current as of : 2012-12-31
| Date confirmed | Location | Animal type infected | Scientific Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| December 17 | Newfoundland | Atlantic salmon | Salmo salar |
| December 5* | Newfoundland | Atlantic salmon | Salmo salar |
| August 28* | New Brunswick | Atlantic salmon | Salmo salar |
| August 8* | Nova Scotia | Atlantic salmon | Salmo salar |
| July 6 | Newfoundland | Atlantic salmon | Salmo salar |
| July 6 | Nova Scotia | Atlantic salmon | Salmo salar |
| April 26* | New Brunswick | Atlantic salmon | Salmo salar |
| April 24* | Nova Scotia | Atlantic salmon | Salmo salar |
| March 7 | Nova Scotia | Atlantic salmon | Salmo salar |
* the virus strain is not known to cause disease
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