A pony has been diagnosed with Equine Infectious Anemia in Thorhild County, in Alberta. Biosecurity measures have been put in place on the premises.
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Spruce Meadows Leg Up Foundation raised over $100,000 at its inaugural fundraising event, the Masterpieces, which featured the work of eight artists.
Equestrian Canada is looking for new members for its Eventing Committee, with terms to commence in January 2020. Applications are now being accepted.
An unvaccinated mare in Ontario is recovering after a diagnosis of West Nile virus. Find out where to stay up to date on outbreak news.
The Canadian Horse Wellness Expo is held each November during Farmfair International and features topics for horse owners, breeders and professionals.
Equestrian Canada would like to include members’ thoughts and feedback in the development of a new initiative, the Canadian Equine Identification Program.
Canadian Bell TV customers will now have access to the leading network in equestrian programming, RIDE TV, for free until December 12th.
For the first time ever, the Equestrian Canada Convention will be hosted at the legendary Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto, ON.
The Caribbean Equine Relief Fund is collecting donations to help provide supplies for horse owners in the wake of Hurricane Dorian, in the Bahamas.
Equestrian Canada’s 2019 Rule Change Proposals are available online for members to review and comment on. Have your say before the October 6th deadline.
The Equine Disease Communication Center reports that four horses were euthanized this week in Ontario after being diagnosed with Eastern Equine Encephalitis
Hundreds of riders passed through Mary Anne Laframboise’s program, and were introduced to the thrill of eventing under her watchful eye.
Equine Guelph has developed an excellent set of resources and facilitates training on fire prevention and large animal rescue for first responders.
A group of researchers from Australia recently conducted a study to investigate human interactions with horses, looking at tradition vs science.
A study out of Denmark looked at the impact of rider weight gain on horses. The findings were shared at the International Equitation Science Conference.