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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 17, 2003

Page

3

Canadian Cattle Health Panel Hails Fast Investigation

International experts praise Canada CFIA efforts in tracing quarantined herds after a Mad Cow discovery in Alberta. The U.S. still refuses to lift beef import ban until final reports are released, with calls for stricter testing and feed bans amid long incubation concerns.

Terrie Welwooe Ulrich Rihm CFIA U.S Alberta House of Com

Western premiers urge Ottawa on mad cow crisis plan

Alberta Premier Ralph Klein warned the cattle industry faces utter collapse amid Mad Cow fears. Western premiers called on Ottawa to fund a 400 million relief program sharing 90 percent of losses with federal help and a June expiry tied to U.S. border reopening. Prime Minister Chretien showed cautious support, while cross-border trade and SARS concerns influence decisions.

Alberta Ralph Klein Centare Western Province Ottawa Canada Ottawas U.S Campbell Ontario

Lovers, crime and a road trip through danger

Crown counsel describes Robert Sand and Laurie Bell as a couple drawn into a murderous spree. He details their ten day trip east with the theft of six trucks, 11 shotguns and rifles, and over a thousand rounds of ammunition. The case centers on a first degree murder trial in Strongquill.

Crown Strongquill Bob Morrison Bell Morrison

Sand defense argues manslaughter not murder in Strongquill case

Greg Brodsky told jurors Robert Sand did not kill Constable Strongquill. He said Sand aimed at the police vehicle and not at Strongquill, arguing murder is too strong and Sand is guilty of manslaughter, given the focused attention on Auger.

Robert Sand Strongquill Greg Brodsky Cst Dennis Strongquill Brodsky Strongquills Sand Strongquil Brian Auger Auger

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