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MAD COW DISEASE ARCHIVE
What Canadians need to know about Mad Cow disease
BACKGROUNDER
Another new case of Mad Cow disease found in B.C.
June 2008
New case of Mad Cow disease confirmed in Canada
February 2008
The Mad Cow gap
June 2007
Ottawa loses legal battle against Mad Cow class-action lawsuit
June 2007
New Mad Cow discovered in Alberta
February 2007
Government misinformation about
Mad Cow Disease needs clearing up
CBC News Investigation
Health Canada Warnings Ignored
Could Mad Cow have been prevented in Canada?
Read Exposé Watch (You Tube) | Listen (mp3) | Download ATI Research
WAS MAD COW AVOIDABLE?
CFIA admits: "We could have tried harder."
click here to listen
FRANKENSTEER (CBC Television's The Passionate Eye, 2005)
Canadian Health Coalition calls for Action on
Mad Cow disease
How Now, Mad Cow ?
Practical solutions can help end Canada's wilful blindness on Mad Cow disease
Special to the Calgary Herald, May 2003
RECENT UPDATES
Misinformation about BSE needs clearing up
VANCOUVER SUN (July 17, 2006)
April 2006 Another Mad Cow discovered: born after 'feed ban'
March 2006 Hidden Mad Cow a new threat to thousands
January 2006 Mad-cow found in animal born after 'feed ban'
October 17, 2005 Could sporadic CJD be linked to Mad Cow disease?
July 12, 2005 8 Billion Mad Cow disaster blamed on CFIA
June 26, 2005 Another case of Mad Cow found in the U.S.
U.S. hiding Mad Cow: Expert
Consumers Union calls on the U.S. to re-test suspect cow
The Mad Cow saga: Could it have been prevented ?
Why I stopped eating beef
Consumers Union concerned that U.S. and Canadian Governments are not protecting public from Mad Cow risk
Consumer Union, Press Release / January 2005
David Suzuki on Mad Cow disease
Margaret Wente on Mad Cow disease
Thomas Walkom on Mad Cow disease
Andrew Nikiforuk on Mad Cow disease
New York Times on Mad Cow disease
MacLean's Magazine on Mad Cow disease
Listen to what the experts are saying? (MP3 format)
Andrew Nikiforuk on Mad Cow
Listen to what the experts are saying? (MP3 format)
John Stauber on Mad Cow
Another Mad Cow discovered (January 11, 2005)
Second case discovered in 10 days:
U.S. to send team to investigate | More (listen)
BS Policy on BSE ? (listen)
Canadian feed violates ban
Animal reminants found in 4 different
brands of feed | More (listen)
Guess who's playing Mad Cow roulette?
The menace of Mad Cow is far from over
Canada finds another Mad Cow
Officials admit disease may be here to stay
Secret tests reveal cattle feed contaminated
Vancouver Sun Exposé Part #1 | Part #2 | Part #3
Union: Meat plants violate mad cow rules
Apocalypse Cow
Exposé / CBC's The Nature of Things
with David Suzuki
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Mad Cow may have contaminated cattle feed
Listen to the CBC Radio Exposé | More info
BRITIAN HAS MAD COW TIME BOMB
3800 citizens may be carrying fatal disease
click here for more information
CBC feature report on Mad Cow disease
Alberta farmers want to test every cow
for Mad Cow disease | Listen (MP3 format)
Canadian government regulators ignore
own scientists on Mad Cow disease testing
Read the Vancouver Sun Exposé
Prepare public for more Mad Cow, report says
Read the Vancouver Sun Exposé
post-Mad Cow Disease era
Canadian Health Coalition calls for
action on Mad Cow disease
Coalition calls on the Federal Health Minister
to protect Canadians from Mad Cow disease
Communiqué, January 2004
Mad Cow Threat Underrated
National Post & Calgary Herald, August 2003
Ottawa's Mad Cow Advice 'Hypocritical'
Calgary Herald, November 2003
Where's the beef ?
An Edmonton physician has a simple test for
Mad Cow disease. Problem is, nobody wants it.
Health Canada ignored its own scientists
Read the Canadian Press exposé
Mad Scientist Disease
Calgary Herlad Editorial Board
Editorial, January 2004
Politicians Misleading Canadians
William Leiss/www.leiss.ca, August 2003
Canadians misled about the "Mad" cow
Canadian Health Coalition, May 2003
What is our meat supply eating?
Read the transcript of the CBC investigation
Canadian Broadcast Corporation, January 2004
Mad Cow testing: France is a world leader
Read the CBC transcript Click here for related info (audio)
Canadian Broadcast Corporation, January 2004
Like Japan, we should test every cow
Click for more information (audio)
Globe and Mail, January 2004
Mad Cow: An issue comes to a head
Read the op-ed by award winning journalist Andrew Nikiforuk
Globe and Mail, January 2004
Health Canada website beefless
Calgary Herald, January 2004
Burying heads over Mad Cow
Canadian and U.S. governments adopt
an "ostrich approach" to Mad Cow disease
Toronto Star, January 2004
United Nations criticizes
Mad Cow disease control measures
Western Producer, January 2004
Blood expected to be banned from Feed
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Canada stalling on Mad Cow reforms
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Interview with a Mad Cow expert
Read the CBC Radio transcript of the interview
with the Consumer Policy Institute's Michael Hansen
Canadian Broadcast Corporation, January 2004
"This could be the tip of the iceberg"
Extent of problem won't be known until all cattle are tested
Edmonton Journal, January 2004
The Cow Jumped Over the U.S.D.A.
New York Times, January 2004
Interview with Eric Schlosser (listen)
Expert Should Get His Story Straight
Ottawa Citizen, June 2003
Japan announces new case of Mad Cow
Canadian Press, October 2003
Ralph Klein suggests new Mad Cow policy
Shoot, Shovel and Shut-up
Canadian Press, September 2003
Bad Feed Believed Behind Mad Cow
Globe and Mail, September 2003
Mad Cow Requires Strict Feed Ban
Toronto Star, August 2003
Little Change to Beef Industry
Safeguards Since
Mad Cow Found
Canadian Press, August 2003
It's Still A Cow Eat Cow World
Chicago Life Magazine, August 2003
Cattle Feeding Practices Worried
Health Canada
Western Producer, June 2003
Where's the Beef from Klein's Grovelling
Toronto Star, June 2003
It is Highly Likely more cases of
Mad Cow will be Detected in Canada
Globe and Mail, June 2003
Mad Cow Disease:
Canada's Problem -- and America's
New York Times, May 2003
Ban Dangerous Feed, Experts Say
Globe and Mail, May 2003
Mad Cow entered Canadian feed chain:
Veterinarians warn CFIA isn't doing enough
Calgary Herald, May 2003
British Expert Urges Recall of
Animal Feed Made From Mad Cow
Canadian Press, May 2003
Mad Cow-contaminated chicken feed may have
been fed to BC cattle
Vancouver Province, May 2003
Our Beef is with Bureaucrats
Globe and Mail, May 2003
Complacency is Real Killer in Mad Cow
Toronto Star, May 2003
Staff Shortages Hamper Meat Inspections
Ottawa Citizen, May 2003
pre-Mad Cow Disease era
What Canadians need to know
about Mad Cow disease | Français
Canadian Health Coalition
Don't Listen to the Cattleman:
The Threat of Mad Cow Disease is Real !
Kitchener Record, Fall 2002
Mad Cow Disease Kills Canadian Man
Toronto Star, August 2002
Fear of Mad-Cow Disease Prompted
Search for 20 Cattle
Globe and Mail, June 2002
Canadian government feared a
Mad Cow outbreak
Ottawa Citizen, March 2001
Politics of Food Safety
Toronto Star, February 2001
Canadian government plays politics
with Mad Cow disease
Globe and Mail, February 2001
Canada imported potentially contaminated animal
feed ingredients from countries with Mad Cow Disease
Statistics Canada Data, 1990-2000
Mad Cow Meeting Too Cosy: Critics
Ottawa Citizen, February 2001
Could Mad Cow Be In Canada Already?
Canadian Broadcast Corporation, February 2001
Canada imported potentially contaminated
cattle feed from Britain
Canadian Press, February 2001
Health Canada failing to protect Canadians
from Mad Cow disease
Letter to the Federal Minister of Health
Canadian Health Coalition, January 2001
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