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3 weeks ago | 
vancouversun.com | Darryl Greer |Chuck Chiang |Wolf Depner
Advertisement 1The plight of the ostrich farm has spurred street protests and a social-media campaign, with activists decrying government overreachArticle contentA Federal Court judge has denied a bid to prevent the Canadian Food Inspection Agency from culling 400 ostriches on a B.C. farm that was hit by an avian flu outbreak. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
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3 weeks ago | 
rmoutlook.com | Darryl Greer |Chuck Chiang |Wolf Depner
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3 weeks ago | 
rmoutlook.com | Darryl Greer |Chuck Chiang |Wolf Depner
A Federal Court judge has denied a bid to prevent the Canadian Food Inspection Agency from culling 400 ostriches on a British Columbia farm that was hit by an avian flu outbreak. The court on Tuesday rejected two judicial reviews that were filed by Universal Ostrich Farms after the agency ordered the flock killed in December, then denied a bid for an exemption in January.
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3 weeks ago | 
vancouverisawesome.com | Darryl Greer |Chuck Chiang |Wolf Depner
A Federal Court judge has denied a bid to prevent the Canadian Food Inspection Agency from culling 400 ostriches on a British Columbia farm that was hit by an avian flu outbreak. The court on Tuesday rejected two judicial reviews that were filed by Universal Ostrich Farms after the agency ordered the flock killed in December, then denied a bid for an exemption in January.
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1 month ago | 
mapleridgenews.com | Wolf Depner
A far-reaching agreement knocking down inter-provincial trade barriers by July 1 as floated by Federal Leader Mark Carney is "100 per cent achievable," B.C. Premier David Eby said, adding that the country has never been more unified on the issue.
But he also called on the future prime minister regardless of party colour to help push any final deal across the finish line and support workers impacted by current and future tariffs.
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1 month ago | 
nanaimobulletin.com | Wolf Depner
A far-reaching agreement knocking down inter-provincial trade barriers by July 1 as floated by Federal Leader Mark Carney is "100 per cent achievable," B.C. Premier David Eby said, adding that the country has never been more unified on the issue.
But he also called on the future prime minister regardless of party colour to help push any final deal across the finish line and support workers impacted by current and future tariffs.
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1 month ago | 
surreynowleader.com | Wolf Depner
A far-reaching agreement knocking down inter-provincial trade barriers by July 1 as floated by Federal Leader Mark Carney is "100 per cent achievable," B.C. Premier David Eby said, adding that the country has never been more unified on the issue.
But he also called on the future prime minister regardless of party colour to help push any final deal across the finish line and support workers impacted by current and future tariffs.
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1 month ago | 
reddeeradvocate.com | Wolf Depner
A B.C. political scientist said Federal Liberal Mark Carney enters the English-language leaders debate relatively unscathed and in the lead in key parts of Canada after doing a rope-a-dope at yesterday's French-language debate.
"Carney, to use an old boxing metaphor, he would be like a Muhammad Ali," Michael Prince, acting dean of Human and the Social Development faculty at the University of Victoria, said.
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1 month ago | 
mapleridgenews.com | Wolf Depner
A B.C. political scientist said Federal Liberal Mark Carney enters the English-language leaders debate relatively unscathed and in the lead in key parts of Canada after doing a rope-a-dope at yesterday's French-language debate.
"Carney, to use an old boxing metaphor, he would be like a Muhammad Ali," Michael Prince, acting dean of Human and the Social Development faculty at the University of Victoria, said.
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1 month ago | 
abbynews.com | Wolf Depner
A B.C. political scientist said Federal Liberal Mark Carney enters the English-language leaders debate relatively unscathed and in the lead in key parts of Canada after doing a rope-a-dope at yesterday's French-language debate.
"Carney, to use an old boxing metaphor, he would be like a Muhammad Ali," Michael Prince, acting dean of Human and the Social Development faculty at the University of Victoria, said.
