Alberta cow may be Canada’s seventh case of mad cow disease (CP via Yahoo! Canada News) OTTAWA (CP) - An Alberta cow may have been stricken with Canada's seventh case of BSE, or mad cow disease. [News Source]

US market takes Canada mad cow scare in stride (Reuters via Yahoo! Canada News) U.S. cattle markets were largely unaffected Monday by news that Canada was testing an Alberta cow for what could be the country's seventh case of mad cow disease, U.S. analysts said. [News Source]

Canada Says Alberta Cow May Be Seventh Mad-Cow Case (Update3) (Bloomberg.com) July 10 (Bloomberg) -- Canada said it may have found its seventh case of mad-cow disease, in a 50-month-old Alberta dairy animal born after 1997 feed restrictions were imposed to curb the spread of the livestock ailment. [News Source]

Canada farm quarantined in suspected mad cow case (Reuters via Yahoo! Canada News) Canada has quarantined an Alberta farm and is testing a dairy cow that was heavily pregnant and suspected of having mad cow disease, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said on Monday. [News Source]

Canada Testing Animal for Mad Cow Disease (Fox News) Canadian inspectors are testing a cow suspected of having Mad Cow disease, officials announced. [News Source]

Canada Says Alberta Cow May Be Seventh Mad-Cow Case (Update2) (Bloomberg.com) July 10 (Bloomberg) -- Canada said it may have found its seventh case of mad-cow disease, in a 50-month-old Alberta dairy animal born after 1997 feed restrictions were imposed to curb the spread of the livestock ailment. [News Source]

Canada Testing Animal Suspected of Mad Cow (ABC News) Canadian Gov't Testing Remains of Cow for Mad Cow Disease; Initial Tests Failed to Rule It Out [News Source]

New case of mad cow disease suspected in Canada (AFP via Yahoo! News) A possible new case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, commonly known as mad cow disease, was discovered in western Canada, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said. [News Source]

Canada Testing Animal Suspected of Mad Cow (AP via Yahoo! Asia News) The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is testing the remains of a dairy cow from Alberta suspected of having bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease. [News Source]

Canada testing animal suspected of mad cow (AP via Yahoo! News) The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is testing the remains of a dairy cow from Alberta suspected of having bovine spongiform encephalopathy, or mad cow disease. An initial set of tests failed to rule out the possibility the 4-year-old cow died of BSE. [News Source]