Canada confirms new case of mad cow disease (The Star) VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) - A new case of mad cow disease was confirmed Monday in Canada, its 13th case since 2003. [News Source]

New case of mad cow disease found in B.C.; third in three years (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News) OTTAWA - The discovery of another case of mad cow disease in B.C. will have no impact on Canada's already hard-hit beef industry, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says. [News Source]

New case of mad cow disease found in B.C. (The Globe and Mail) It's the third case in B.C. in the last three years and the thirteenth in Canada since the first case of mad cow came to light in 2003 [News Source]

Mad cow disease, pinangangambahan na naman sa Canada (RMN) Isang bagong kaso ng mad cow disease ang kumpirmado ngayon sa Canada. Ayon sa Canadian Food Inspection Agency iniimbestigahan na nila kung saan sa British Columbia nagmula ang baka na... [News Source]

Third mad cow detected (Kelowna Capital News) B.C. has recorded its third case of mad cow disease in as many years. Regulators with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency have not yet disclosed the farm's location. [News Source]

S.Korea says to take time in allowing in U.S. beef. A South Korean official said on Monday the country would move slowly in allowing back U.S. beef imports in order to calm an angry public that has staged mass street protests for weeks against the product. [News Source]

US compromise on beef fails to dent Korean protest. Protests against importing US beef are diminishing in Seoul, but President Lee Myung-bak still faces plenty of opposition from students and unions. [News Source]

Another case of mad cow disease found in B.C. (CTV.ca) Another case of mad cow disease has been found in B.C., the third in the last three years in the province and the thirteenth across the country. [News Source]

Canada confirms new case of mad cow disease (GMA News) VANCOUVER, British Columbia - A new case of mad cow disease has been confirmed in Canada, its 13th case since 2003. [News Source]

Canada Confirms 13th Mad Cow Case, Says No Food Risk (Update1) (Bloomberg.com) June 23 (Bloomberg) -- Canada confirmed a case of mad cow disease in western British Columbia, the nation's 13th since 2003. This case poses no health risk because government safeguards kept the infected cow out of the food chain, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said today in a statement on its Web site. [News Source]