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Bird Flu · British Columbia

Family that Operates B.C. Ostrich Farm Pushes Back Against CFIA Claims

84% Left coverage: 32 sources

The family that operates an ostrich farm in British Columbia’s interior is pushing back on the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, which is poised to cull around 400 birds at the farm due to avian flu. Katie Pasitney, whose parents own Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood, B.C., said during Facebook Live stream event Saturday night that the ordered cull is based on misinformation. The agency said on Friday the avian flu infection present at the farm is a mutation not seen anywhere else in Canada.See the Story

Conservation · Williams Lake

Illegal Killing of Mother Bear Orphans Five Cubs in B.C., Triggering Investigation

88% Left coverage: 16 sources

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Vandalism · British Columbia

Province Announces $5M Program to Help Police Address 'Street Disorder'

93% Left coverage: 14 sources

The provincial government announced a new initiative Friday morning that will attempt to address “street disorder” and non-violent offences across B.C.See the Story

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Illegal Killing of Mother Bear Orphans Five Cubs in B.C., Triggering Investigation

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