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Try checking the date on that story. It turns out the CFIA can confirm what happened to these cows, unlike the american cow.
Here's another from a few days later:

Canadian Food Inspection Agency
BSE in North America

BSE Disease Investigations in Alberta (2005)
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Public inquiries: 1-800-442-2342

Two cases of BSE in Alberta were confirmed in January 2005. Neither animal entered the food or feed systems. In total, Canada's BSE surveillance program has now confirmed 3 cases of BSE in Canadian cattle. The first case (Case 1) was confirmed on May 20, 2003

Case 2 was confirmed on January 2. The investigation is complete. All test results on animals from the birth cohort of the positive cow were negative for BSE.

Case 3 was confirmed on January 11. The investigation is complete.

<blockquote data-quote="Silver" data-source="post: 11861" data-attributes="member: 300">Try checking the date on that story. It turns out the CFIA can confirm what happened to these cows, unlike the american cow.Here&#039;s another from a few days later:Canadian Food Inspection AgencyBSE in North AmericaBSE Disease Investigations in Alberta (2005)To receive notifications of updates to this issue, join the e-mail subscription list.Public inquiries:&nbsp; 1-800-442-2342Two cases of BSE in Alberta were confirmed in January 2005. Neither animal entered the food or feed systems. In total, Canada&#039;s BSE surveillance program has now confirmed 3 cases of BSE in Canadian cattle. The first case (Case 1) was confirmed on May 20, 2003Case 2 was confirmed on January 2. The investigation is complete. All test results on animals from the birth cohort of the positive cow were negative for BSE. Case 3 was confirmed on January 11. The investigation is complete.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Silver, post: 11861, member: 300"] Try checking the date on that story. It turns out the CFIA can confirm what happened to these cows, unlike the american cow. Here's another from a few days later: Canadian Food Inspection Agency BSE in North America BSE Disease Investigations in Alberta (2005) To receive notifications of updates to this issue, join the e-mail subscription list. Public inquiries: 1-800-442-2342 Two cases of BSE in Alberta were confirmed in January 2005. Neither animal entered the food or feed systems. In total, Canada’s BSE surveillance program has now confirmed 3 cases of BSE in Canadian cattle. The first case (Case 1) was confirmed on May 20, 2003 Case 2 was confirmed on January 2. The investigation is complete. All test results on animals from the birth cohort of the positive cow were negative for BSE. Case 3 was confirmed on January 11. The investigation is complete. [/QUOTE]

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