Canada Reports New Case of Mad Cow Disease (ABC News) Canada Confirms Second Case of Mad Cow Disease in As Many Weeks _ and Seventh Since 2003 [News Source]

Canada reports new case of mad cow disease (AP via Yahoo! News) Canada on Thursday confirmed its second case of mad cow disease in as many weeks — and seventh since 2003. [News Source]

US to join Canadian mad cow investigation (Reuters via Yahoo! News) The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed on Thursday that an Alberta dairy cow had tested positive for mad cow disease, an announcement that raised enough concern in Washington for it to send an expert to join the investigation. [News Source]

Canada Confirms Seventh Mad-Cow Disease Infection (Update3) (Bloomberg.com) July 13 (Bloomberg) -- Canada said tests confirmed the nation's seventh case of mad-cow disease in a 50-month-old dairy animal born after feed restrictions were imposed in 1997 to curb the spread of the ailment. [News Source]

Canada Confirms Animal Was 7th Mad-Cow Disease Case (Correct) (Bloomberg.com) (Corrects year BSE found in U.S. in 10th paragraph.) July 13 (Bloomberg) -- Canada said tests confirmed the nation's seventh case of mad-cow disease in a 50-month-old dairy animal born after feed restrictions were imposed in 1997 to curb the spread of the ailment. [News Source]

Canada reports 7th case of mad cow disease (USA Today) Canada on Thursday confirmed its second case of mad cow disease in as many weeks and seventh since 2003.U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns said the deaths "raise questions that must be answered." [News Source]

Canada confirms seventh case of mad cow disease (CNN.com) Canadian health officials said Thursday that tests have confirmed a seventh case of mad cow disease, in a 50-month-old dairy cow from Alberta. [News Source]

Canada Reports 7th Case of Mad Cow Disease (The Daily Comet) The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed Thursday that a dairy cow tested positive for mad cow disease. The 4-year-old cow was first reported Monday to have the disease, after preliminary reports indicated the animal may have had it. [News Source]

Dairy cow becomes Canada’s 7th mad cow case (CTV.ca) Government officials confirmed Canada's seventh-case of mad-cow disease Thursday. [News Source]

Mad cow disease confirmed in Alberta dairy cow (Vancouver Province) The Edmonton-area farm where the cow died remains under quarantine as officials investigate whether the cow had any calves. An Alberta dairy cow has tested positive for bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), the fifth confirmed case of mad cow in Alberta since 2003 and the seventh in Canada. [News Source]