Case of mad cow disease in Canada confirmed (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Tests have confirmed that a six-year-old dairy cow in the Canadian province of British Columbia suffered from mad cow disease, the government said on Sunday. [News Source]

Canada Confirms New Case of Mad Cow (ABC News) Canada Confirms 5th Case of Mad Cow Since May 2003 Thanks to National Surveillance Program [News Source]

Canada Confirms Its Fifth Case of Mad-Cow Disease (Update3) (Bloomberg.com) April 16 (Bloomberg) -- Canada confirmed its fifth case of mad-cow disease, creating more problems for a domestic beef industry that has lost billions of dollars because of the livestock illness. [News Source]

Canada Confirms New Case of Mad Cow (AP via Yahoo! News) Canada confirmed a case of mad cow disease on Sunday at a farm in British Columbia — the country's fifth case since May 2003, when the United States closed its border to Canadian beef. [News Source]

Fifth mad cow case in Canada (BBC News) Canada confirms a new case of mad cow disease in the western province of British Columbia. [News Source]

Canada confirms new case of mad cow disease (AFP via Yahoo! News) Canada's Food Inspection Agency confirmed a new case of mad cow disease in the far west British Columbia province. [News Source]

Test confirms B.C. case of mad cow disease (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Tests have confirmed that a six-year-old dairy cow in British Columbia suffered from mad cow disease, the government said on Sunday. [News Source]

Canada Confirms New Case of Mad Cow (ABC News) Canada Confirms Its 5th Case of Mad Cow Disease; Bovine Identified Through Surveillance Program [News Source]

B.C. bovine has mad cow disease, Canada’s food inspection agency confirms (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News) OTTAWA (CP) - Federal officials have confirmed a new case of mad cow disease in British Columbia. [News Source]

Canada Confirms 5th Case of Mad Cow (AP via Yahoo! News) Canada confirmed a new case of mad cow disease on Sunday, potentially bad news for Canadian cattle ranchers still recovering from a two-year ban on their beef in the United States. [News Source]