Canada confirms new case of mad cow disease (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) Canada on Sunday confirmed the country's fifth case of mad cow disease since May 2003, at a farm in British Columbia. [News Source]

‘Mad Cow’ case now confirmed (The Chilliwack Progress) A suspected case of mad cow disease at a Chilliwack-area farm was confirmed by federal officials Sunday. [News Source]

‘Mad cow’ losing its shock value (Fort Frances Times) Mad cow disease seems to be losing its shock value, judging from the muted response to Canada’s fifth confirmed case, but scientific concerns about the risk to public health continue to be debated. [News Source]

Canada confirms new case of mad cow disease (Fort Worth Star-Telegram) Canada on Sunday confirmed the country's fifth case of mad cow disease since May 2003, at a farm in British Columbia. [News Source]

Canada confirms new case of mad cow disease (Business Day) OTTAWA - Canada’s Food Inspection Agency confirmed Sunday a new case of mad cow disease in the far west province of British Columbia. [News Source]

Canada’s Fifth Case of Mad Cow Disease Confirmed (WTOL News 11) TORONTO -- Canada confirmed Sunday that a new case of mad cow disease has been found in British Columbia. This marks Canada's fifth case of mad cow disease since May 2003, when the United States closed the border to Canadian beef. [News Source]

Feed rules ‘too lax’ in Canada and U.S. Canada and the U.S. have been too complacent in regulating cattle products in animal feed, a U.S. expert on mad cow disease said Monday. [News Source]

Test shows Japan steer did not have BSE. Japanese authorities have concluded that a 20-month-old steer suspected of having mad cow disease did not have the fatal brain-wasting illness. [News Source]

Consumer groups see holes in mad-cow. One of the main safeguards against mad cow disease, a ban on using cattle parts in cattle feed, is ineffective or is not enforced strictly, two U.S. consumer groups said on Monday in light of a new case of the fatal bovine ailment in Canada. [News Source]

Canada’s Fifth Case of Mad Cow Disease Confirmed (WTOL News 11) TORONTO -- Canada confirmed Sunday that a new case of mad cow disease has been found in British Columbia. This marks Canada's fifth case of mad cow disease since May 2003, when the United States closed the border to Canadian beef. [News Source]