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Avian Influenza > British Columbia (2005) Avian Influenza -
Prince Edward Island (2006)
Testing by Canada’s avian influenza (AI) reference laboratory in Winnipeg
has found no additional evidence of AI virus in birds from a small backyard
flock in western Prince Edward Island.
The Winnipeg lab will attempt to grow virus from samples from the index
bird in order to characterize the virus. This process will take up to two
weeks. Ultimately, it may not be possible to gain further information about
the virus. This situation is not unusual as was evidenced in the 2005 survey
of AI in wild birds.
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