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    Tribunal upholds $10K fine for B.C. ostrich farm over failure to report sick birds
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    Tribunal upholds $10K fine for B.C. ostrich farm over failure to report sick birds

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    1. shpydar on

      Good.

      They deserve all the fines that can be applied. May it financially ruin them so they can’t continue to farm and endanger the public again.

      Thank you to that anonymous caller who exposed them and protected their countrymen from these pathetic excuses for farmers.

      And let this be a warning to all other farmers. If you cannot adhere to the rules for public safety then you will be punished and Maple MAGA can’t save you.

    2. frostcanadian on

      >The CFIA issued a cull order for the flock on Dec. 31, 2024, prompting the farmers to launch a battle in court and on social media in an effort to save the birds. 

      >Marksmen used rifles to carry out the slaughter in drenching rain on Nov. 6, after the Supreme Court of Canada ruled it would not hear the case.

      It took them almost a year to get their order fulfilled?? I thought these birds posed a threat to humans and other animals. Why did it take so long to fulfill the order ? Obviously, the answer is the fact that the owner went to court to contest the order. However, if the birds were deemed a threat to humans and other animals health, they should have put them down ASAP and then let the courts decide if it was wrong or right.

    3. bloodandsunshine on

      I know this is an unpopular opinion, but people who exploit or are complicit with animal exploitation for pleasure and profit suck. 

      I hope this business and similar business models become unprofitable and eventually cease to exist. 
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