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https://www.westernstandard.news/news/breaking-court-postpones-feds-order-to-cull-400-ostriches-on-bc-farm/61799
People were sending emails objecting to the cull. I also heard that about 100 people were protesting at the farm.. for the birds.
“A family farm in British Columbia will not have to kill 400 of its ostriches — as least not yet — a court has ruled.
Justice Michael Battista sided with the farm, postponing a final decision on the cull until after the Canadian Food Inspection Agency conducts a full review of its initial order, which would have required the birds to be slaughtered by February 1.
The farm's legal advocate, Kari Simpson, told the Western Standard she expects to be back in court within 40 days.”
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Throughout the U.S. tariff dispute, our team has worked to strengthen Alberta’s relationship with our American allies by reminding them that North American prosperity and U.S. energy dominance cannot happen without Alberta oil and gas powering the way.
It’s encouraging to see our two nations’ relationship improving and that both sides recognize the mutual benefit of increasing Canadian oil exports to the U.S. as a cornerstone of our future trade relationship.
