Cattle to be slaughtered to trace mad cow disease
Health officials say at least 140 more cattle will be killed and examined as the mad cow investigation enters a new phase. Negative brain tests in 192 animals from rancher Marwyn Peaster bolster safety assurances while expanding quarantines across Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan.
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