US EditionB.C. minister defends wildlife disease response in Kootenays
- The Minister of Water, Land and Resource Stewardship, Randene Neill, affirmed the province's commitment to managing Chronic Wasting Disease during a media scrum in Cranbrook on March 24.
- Since early 2024, six cases of Chronic Wasting Disease have been identified near Cranbrook, prompting calls for community cooperation in managing the situation.
- Approximately 4,000 samples were collected for testing this past hunting season, but Neill acknowledged previous organizational shortcomings in processing them.
- Neill stated, 'The only way we're going to help keep those numbers really low is if we've got everyone working together,' emphasizing collaboration in sample collection.
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