Open Border Lifts Dark Cloud Over Canadian Beef Industry
Optimism returns as temporary injunctions allow reopening of the US border to cattle under 30 months. District Judge Cebull’s permanent ban hearing was postponed indefinitely, but industry leaders urge continued effort to expand markets and capacity while maintaining safety protocols. MP Monte Solberg cites signals from Seattle’s ruling as motivating for Canada.
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Cattlemen Action Legal Fund
United States Department of Agriculture
Cebull
Canada
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Canadian Cattlemen’s Association
Canadian Beef Export Federation
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Waterway break threatens irrigation between Horsefly and 40 Mile
Crews shut water upstream after a washout on the St. Marys main canal south of Purple Springs. Derick Jaffray says flow diverted to Chin and Horsefly reservoirs to drain the washed section while repairs proceed. Full operation expected in a couple days if conditions hold.
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Woman joins world record feat at Kimberly accordions
Joe-Ann McDonald joined 643 other players from British Columbia to Idaho as 644 accordionists performed for 30 minutes at the Kimberly International Old Time Accordion Championships, surpassing the prior Dutch record. About 2,000 spectators watched in a lively arena as the group celebrated with shirts pins and a compact disc souvenir.
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Regina
McDonald
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Netherlands
Kimberly
Colin Oddie
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