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Hi All

Recently, the former Presidents of the two local Bee Associations I  
attend stated at our meetings that Australia has varroa.  I told them  
that while Oz is having an issue with Apis Ceranae in Queensland,   
that I don't believe that varroa has been detected  yet.  I believe  
that Canadian imports of queens and packages are still on for 2011  
even though the US has banned them.  Could anyone with current facts  
update us on the situation, and also small hive beetle situation in  
areas that would normally ship here.

Bob Darrell
Caledon Ontario
Canada
44N80W

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