Slaughter of 300 Cattle Tied to Alberta BSE Probe
More than 300 of 750 cattle linked to the latest mad cow disease investigation have been slaughtered, per the World Organization for Animal Health. Alberta Beef Producers chief Rich Smith says this is not a food safety issue, given surveillance and safeguards since 2007. CFIA notes the cow hailed from a farm with a prior 2010 case and born after the 2007 feed ban.
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Federal and provincial seek climate action for Paris summit
Environment Canada gathers provincial and territorial emission reduction measures as Ottawa races to meet the March 31 deadline for its intended nationally determined contribution to the Paris UN climate conference. Leona Aglukkaq’s ministry seeks input from provinces on jurisdictional actions shaping Canada’s national plan.
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New Youth Centre Opens Four Years After Roof Collapse
Medicine Hat youth gain Perspective Arts Community at 221 N Railway St with planned April opening. Co founder Jessilyn Swanson notes renovations by the Swanson family and an March 14 open house and fundraiser to showcase arts music sports and entrepreneurship programs for youth and the wider community.
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