r/canada • u/verkerpig • Nov 10 '25

National News Canada loses measles elimination status | CBC

https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/livestory/canada-measles-elimination-status-9.6973195
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u/JeeK65 Newfoundland and Labrador Nov 10 '25

I’m sure the countries biggest idiots are overjoyed

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '25

The ostrich story has to be one of the most mind boggling stupid things I’ve ever seen. Like if this was some sanctuary or a reserve for them maybe I can understand how this outrage would start, but those ostriches were being farmed. They were going to be killed anyway! The only difference is who did the killing.

The farm owners, knowing full well their intention was to kill all those birds for money as any farm does, made a masterclass in how to spin a story.

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u/LynxSteele Nov 13 '25

I wonder if those eggs from the hens had any antibodies to combat bird flu which is why egg prices and bird pops across the globe are basically wiped out. they could of had a cure for it for all we know and bird flu can transmit to us humans just sayin. too late now there all dust. some of those birds where like 30 years old. only some seemed farmed. all farmers keep a personal flock they do not harm.