As a result, infectious salmon anemia has caused considerable alarm in the salmon industry in recent years.

Apparently there isn't infectious salmon anemia in British Columbia:

One disease, infectious salmon anemia, was once thought to be a problem exclusive to farmed Atlantic salmon.

Today, this viral disease has caused the mortality rate in some salmon breeding farms to increase to close to 90%.

Infectious salmon anemia is not a human health concern.

Infectious salmon anemia is not a human health concern.

In accordance with the Ordonnance on epizootic diseases, infectious anaemia in salmon is now classified in Switzerland as a disease to be eradicated.

Alarm growing about appearance of infectious salmon anemia on West Coast

Wild salmon that died before spawning have tested positive for a number of salmon viruses, including the highly lethal infectious salmon anemia (ISA) virus, also known as salmon influenza.

The present invention concerns a vaccine for treatment and/or prevention of infectious salmon anaemia in fish.

Infectious salmon anemia was first observed 1984 and occurs most often in overcrowded, filthy salmon pens.

In 2007, the sector was hit by an outbreak of the infectious salmon anaemia virus (ISA).

As a second wave of Infectious Salmon Anaemia washes up on Scottish shores, the industry holds its breath.

In 2007 infectious salmon anaemia (ISA) ravaged Chile’s farms, and production fell by nearly half.

For the purposes of this Annex, Switzerland is recognised as officially free from infectious salmon anaemia and infections with Marteilia refringens and Bonamia ostreae.