BSE confirmed in Alberta bull. A mature bull from Alberta has tested positive for mad cow disease, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy, becoming Canada's ninth confirmed case since 2003. [News Source]

Canada reports ninth case of mad cow disease. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has detected a new case of mad cow disease in a bull at Alberta, Canada under the national Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) surveillance program. [News Source]

Mad cow confirmed in Alberta bull. Canada has confirmed its ninth case of mad cow disease since 2003, in an Alberta bull. [News Source]

Canada confirms new mad-cow case. Canada has confirmed its ninth case of mad cow disease, this time in a "mature" bull from the province of Alberta. [News Source]

A wild goose chase. For Bernard Matthews, the most obvious consolation for the destruction of nearly 160,000 of his "bootiful" battery-reared turkeys lies in the timing. [News Source]

Canada has 9th mad cow case (EARTHtimes.org) Canada's ninth case of mad cow disease has been confirmed in a mature bull from Alberta. [News Source]

Canada Confirms Country’s Ninth Mad-Cow Disease Case (Update1) (Bloomberg.com) Feb. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Canada confirmed a new case of mad- cow disease, the country's ninth since 2003, in an Alberta bull born before feed restrictions were implemented a decade ago to halt the spread infections. [News Source]

Canada mad cow may slow U.S. beef import plans: analysts (Reuters via Yahoo! News) The latest mad cow case in Canada, the country's ninth, could slow plans by the U.S. Agriculture Department to increase the age of Canada's imports beef of and cattle, U.S. analysts said on Thursday. [News Source]

Canada mad cow may slow US beef import plans: analysts (Reuters via Yahoo! News) The latest mad cow case in Canada, that country's ninth, could slow plans by the U.S. Agriculture Department to increase the age of imported beef and cattle from that country, U.S. analysts said on Thursday. [News Source]

New case of mad cow in Alberta (Hamilton Spectator) Canada has a new case of mad cow disease -- its ninth since 2003. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says a mature bull that died on an Alberta farm last week tested positive for B-S-E. [News Source]