Ostrich farm behind police tape as CFIA prepares for cull

CBC·Sep 22

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A cull of ostriches is being prepared at a farm in british columbia due to avian flu. The move follows a long legal battle by the farm's owners to avoid the cull, and has been met with resistance, including arrests and reported vandalism. The situation has also led to a lawsuit by neighbors of the farm against the royal canadian mounted police.

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