The Public Health Agency of Canada’s Pan-Canadian Zoonoses Report (2013-2022)
The Public Health Agency of Canada has recently completed the Pan-Canadian Zoonoses Report (2013–2022), which synthesizes a decade of surveillance and epidemiological data on key zoonotic diseases affecting people in Canada. The goal of the report is to provide public health professionals, policymakers, and One Health partners with current, Canada-wide insights to support evidence-based decision-making, surveillance prioritization, public education, and intersectoral collaboration.
This spotlight review highlights the key findings of the report, including trends, evidence gaps, and implications for environmental public health practice.