CFIA official tells of threats and harassment that dogged ostrich cull operation
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As Canadian Food Inspection Agency workers prepared for a cull of hundreds of ostriches at a British Columbia farm, they came under a variety of harassment from opponents of the operation, said a senior official with the agency.
Former students of the Île-à-la-Crosse School and the federal government have signed a proposed settlement agreement.
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A gym in Montreal’s Plateau neighbourhood said it has now permanently banned a member who they admitted wore a t-shirt bearing Nazi propaganda after initially announcing publicly that it had only asked the man to not wear such symbols at the facility.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency will cut 587 positions as part of the federal government’s move to reduce the size of the public service by 28,000 positions over the next four years.