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It says testing by a Canadian Food Inspection Agency lab confirmed the chronic wasting disease diagnosis on Wednesday.

University of Alberta biological sciences professor Debbie McKenzie says the disease has the potential to decimate deer populations because infected animals are initially hard to identify and don't survive more than two years once infected.

She says experimental data shows the disease also has the theoretical potential to infect other species, such as humans, but there have been no known cases of spillover beyond the deer family, which also includes elk, caribou and moose.

"The elephant in the room is always whether (the disease) could spill over into humans," she says.

"We have not seen a case ... leading to disease in humans so far, but it's one of those things that we have experimental data that says it could happen."

The B.C. government says that while there is no direct evidence of chronic wasting disease being transmitted to humans, Health Canada and the World Health Organization say people should not eat infected animals.

It says anyone who sees an elk, deer, moose or caribou exhibiting symptoms such as weight loss, poor co-ordination, stumbling or general sickness for no obvious reason, should report the sighting to the B.C. Wildlife Health Program.....
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