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OSTRICH FARM UPDATE - Counting, Transparency, Welfare and Due Process Response to CFIA Statement – October 22, 2025 We appreciate that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has chosen to communicate publicly about the ongoing situation at Universal Ostrich Farm. However, several points in their statement misrepresent the truth...

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News Release – Universal Ostrich Farms: Awaiting the Supreme Court of Canada Decision Edgewood, BC — October 31, 2025 As our family awaits the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision on November 6, we recognize that this moment extends far beyond one family farm in British Columbia. This ruling will help define how Canada treats its farmers, animals, and future agricultural innovation. Since the Court issued a stay order on September 24, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has remained in custody of our ostriches. The purpose of that order was to protect the birds and preserve the status quo until the Court could decide. Yet the CFIA continues to present its occupation as operational authority — releasing statements that minimize the deteriorating welfare of the animals under its control. While the CFIA claims to be providing “feed, water, and bedding with veterinary oversight,” evidence and witness accounts show visible weight loss, stress, and insufficient nutrition and bedding. The feed being provided does not match the specialized diets that sustained this flock for decades. The Supreme Court order granted custody, not control, and with that comes a legal duty of care to maintain the animals’ health and safety — not to disrupt it. This upcoming decision is more than a case about ostriches. It marks a turning point for Canadian agriculture, science, and food security. Destroying healthy, immune-adapted animals in the name of outdated policy erases generations of genetic strength and antibody potential — resources that could protect humanity from future disease outbreaks. Our family stands firm — not only for our birds, but for every farmer’s right to protect life, preserve biodiversity, and pursue scientific discovery without fear. Whatever the outcome, we will continue forward in love, truth, and unity. #Trump #Canada #UnityForImmunity #ostrich
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News Release – Universal Ostrich Farms: Awaiting the Supreme Court of Canada Decision Edgewood, BC — October 31, 2025 As our family awaits the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision on November 6, we recognize that this moment extends far beyond one family farm in British Columbia. This ruling will help define how Canada treats its farmers, animals, and future agricultural innovation. Since the Court issued a stay order on September 24, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has remained in custody of our ostriches. The purpose of that order was to protect the birds and preserve the status quo until the Court could decide. Yet the CFIA continues to present its occupation as operational authority — releasing statements that minimize the deteriorating welfare of the animals under its control. While the CFIA claims to be providing “feed, water, and bedding with veterinary oversight,” evidence and witness accounts show visible weight loss, stress, and insufficient nutrition and bedding. The feed being provided does not match the specialized diets that sustained this flock for decades. The Supreme Court order granted custody, not control, and with that comes a legal duty of care to maintain the animals’ health and safety — not to disrupt it. This upcoming decision is more than a case about ostriches. It marks a turning point for Canadian agriculture, science, and food security. Destroying healthy, immune-adapted animals in the name of outdated policy erases generations of genetic strength and antibody potential — resources that could protect humanity from future disease outbreaks. Our family stands firm — not only for our birds, but for every farmer’s right to protect life, preserve biodiversity, and pursue scientific discovery without fear. Whatever the outcome, we will continue forward in love, truth, and unity. #Trump #Canada #UnityForImmunity #ostrich

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Universal Ostrich Farms Update: We are still trying to get a headcount on the number of birds here, it is proving to be quite difficult. The family is quite concerned, as are supporters. The CFIA will not provide a headcount and are not being transparent with the family or the public. The RCMP have stated that they have begun in an investigation and that the investigation is ongoing but they are relying on information from CFIA for their investigation. I don't know if there are missing birds here, but I think that the truth matters and we are going to do our best to get to the bottom of it. More to come.
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Universal Ostrich Farms Update: We are still trying to get a headcount on the number of birds here, it is proving to be quite difficult. The family is quite concerned, as are supporters. The CFIA will not provide a headcount and are not being transparent with the family or the public. The RCMP have stated that they have begun in an investigation and that the investigation is ongoing but they are relying on information from CFIA for their investigation. I don't know if there are missing birds here, but I think that the truth matters and we are going to do our best to get to the bottom of it. More to come.

Dacey Media

14,410 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

OP BINWATCHING is underway. There has been serious, and I believe credible, concern raised here at Universal Ostrich Farms that the number of birds here is low and possibly dropping. Sgt. Mike Rude (retired) has been collecting evidence and has provided that to the RCMP along with a sworn affidavit. The RCMP have confirmed that they have begun and investigation and that it is ongoing. However, they have also stated to the family that they do not plan to do an independent headcount and will rely on CFIA for information. We know for certain that one ostrich has already died here while under the "care" of CFIA and under the "protection" of the RCMP. A simple headcount could clear this up and relieve a lot of stress on the family and the public following this story. I don't know if there are birds missing yet, but many people do and the evidence I've seen from Mike and with my own eyes makes me inclined to think something is off. If there are birds missing, we are going to do our best to prove it and if there isn't, that would be the best outcome. More to come.
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OP BINWATCHING is underway. There has been serious, and I believe credible, concern raised here at Universal Ostrich Farms that the number of birds here is low and possibly dropping. Sgt. Mike Rude (retired) has been collecting evidence and has provided that to the RCMP along with a sworn affidavit. The RCMP have confirmed that they have begun and investigation and that it is ongoing. However, they have also stated to the family that they do not plan to do an independent headcount and will rely on CFIA for information. We know for certain that one ostrich has already died here while under the "care" of CFIA and under the "protection" of the RCMP. A simple headcount could clear this up and relieve a lot of stress on the family and the public following this story. I don't know if there are birds missing yet, but many people do and the evidence I've seen from Mike and with my own eyes makes me inclined to think something is off. If there are birds missing, we are going to do our best to prove it and if there isn't, that would be the best outcome. More to come.

Dacey Media

24,431 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

⚖️Any lawyers out there?? 🇨🇦🪶😡 : Universal Ostrich Farm owner Katie Pasitney points out the ostriches and farm owners are being maliciously punished by the Canadian government & Supreme Court of Canada. An ostrich hen who was spooked by a low flying government drone ran through a fence yesterday and is hurt (👀Pic inserted by me into the video). The CFIA is refusing to let the farm owners treat the hen and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has proven to be incompetent in providing care for the injured bird. I guess the CFIA specialize in killing birds but not caring for them. So why did the Supreme Court rule that CFIA should be placed in charge of the ostriches welfare? I am not a lawyer, so I must ask all of you, can Katie & Karen file a motion to replace the CFIA as caregivers, based on the CFIA not being able to provide humane care? If Katie & Karen are not allowed to care for the birds, only someone else who is competent should be placed in charge of their well being. At this point the Supreme Court of Canada has empowered animal cruelty, which is not the role of the Supreme Court.
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⚖️Any lawyers out there?? 🇨🇦🪶😡 : Universal Ostrich Farm owner Katie Pasitney points out the ostriches and farm owners are being maliciously punished by the Canadian government & Supreme Court of Canada. An ostrich hen who was spooked by a low flying government drone ran through a fence yesterday and is hurt (👀Pic inserted by me into the video). The CFIA is refusing to let the farm owners treat the hen and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has proven to be incompetent in providing care for the injured bird. I guess the CFIA specialize in killing birds but not caring for them. So why did the Supreme Court rule that CFIA should be placed in charge of the ostriches welfare? I am not a lawyer, so I must ask all of you, can Katie & Karen file a motion to replace the CFIA as caregivers, based on the CFIA not being able to provide humane care? If Katie & Karen are not allowed to care for the birds, only someone else who is competent should be placed in charge of their well being. At this point the Supreme Court of Canada has empowered animal cruelty, which is not the role of the Supreme Court.

Bruce McGonigal

237,117 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

"Here is just a small sample of the earlier days of the RCMP and CFIA seizing our SEPARATELY OWNED property next door to Universal Ostrich Farms, which they then occupied for more than 50 days, while relentlessly circling us, harassing us with drones, forcing us to ask permission every single time we needed to go in or out of our own gate, and more. They were informed at every turn that this property was separately owned, and did not belong to the owners of Universal Ostrich Farm. They used a warrant that was nearly identical to the others, it named Karen and Dave, not the lawful property owners. We had to watch them completely take over the property on livestream, without ANY warning or paperwork of any sort from the CFIA or the RCMP. Even after we reached out to them, we still had ZERO contact from them until we were physically in front of them trying to get in to our own property. This concept is simple in my opinion. If you seize a person's property, that warrant better have that person's name on it. In an operation like this, you don't get to just also seize the neighbours property for good measure, calling it the neighbours "secondary quarantine property" That's just not how it works. We have never been able to locate or access the information used to obtain that warrant. We have seen nothing showing that this was anything more than them simply not doing their homework first on who owned the property. And when we repeatedly asked, all we were ever told was "I'm not discussing this with you." We are so deeply grateful for the massive amount of support we have received." - Aly Turnbull Follow Alyson Turnbull on Facebook:
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"Here is just a small sample of the earlier days of the RCMP and CFIA seizing our SEPARATELY OWNED property next door to Universal Ostrich Farms, which they then occupied for more than 50 days, while relentlessly circling us, harassing us with drones, forcing us to ask permission every single time we needed to go in or out of our own gate, and more. They were informed at every turn that this property was separately owned, and did not belong to the owners of Universal Ostrich Farm. They used a warrant that was nearly identical to the others, it named Karen and Dave, not the lawful property owners. We had to watch them completely take over the property on livestream, without ANY warning or paperwork of any sort from the CFIA or the RCMP. Even after we reached out to them, we still had ZERO contact from them until we were physically in front of them trying to get in to our own property. This concept is simple in my opinion. If you seize a person's property, that warrant better have that person's name on it. In an operation like this, you don't get to just also seize the neighbours property for good measure, calling it the neighbours "secondary quarantine property" That's just not how it works. We have never been able to locate or access the information used to obtain that warrant. We have seen nothing showing that this was anything more than them simply not doing their homework first on who owned the property. And when we repeatedly asked, all we were ever told was "I'm not discussing this with you." We are so deeply grateful for the massive amount of support we have received." - Aly Turnbull Follow Alyson Turnbull on Facebook:

Dacey Media

10,403 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

How many birds are left on this farm? We know at least one ostrich has died while under the "care" of the CFIA at Universal Ostrich Farms. The family has been asking for a headcount for some time in CFIA have been refusing. Sgt. Mike Rude (retired) has been spending some time in the mountains and has gathered evidence that appears to show the number of ostriches here is far lower than it should be. Mike and Katie attempted to deliver this evidence, with the sworn testimony from Mike, to the RCMP. Katie was ignored, told someone would call her and about an hour later we got word that someone would meet with Katie and Mike tomorrow morning at 0800. More to come.
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How many birds are left on this farm? We know at least one ostrich has died while under the "care" of the CFIA at Universal Ostrich Farms. The family has been asking for a headcount for some time in CFIA have been refusing. Sgt. Mike Rude (retired) has been spending some time in the mountains and has gathered evidence that appears to show the number of ostriches here is far lower than it should be. Mike and Katie attempted to deliver this evidence, with the sworn testimony from Mike, to the RCMP. Katie was ignored, told someone would call her and about an hour later we got word that someone would meet with Katie and Mike tomorrow morning at 0800. More to come.

Dacey Media

51,030 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

CFIA overreach accelerates as neighbour's property seized, threatened with arrest The CFIA has expanded its seizure of land to a family independent of Universal Ostrich Farms, restricting the owners from their own home and garden. In the latest twist of the Universal Ostrich Farms vs. Canadian Food Inspection Agency standoff, Rebel News is exposing how the CFIA’s overreach has expanded beyond the farmers and their avian-flu immune ostriches, and onto the property of their neighbours. While on site, we spoke with Alyson Turnbull, niece of ostrich farm co-owner Karen Espersen and cousin to farm spokesperson, Katie Pasitney. Turnbull explained her immediate families' shock and horror to come home to much of her mother’s land being seized for the CFIA cull mission while they were away from the home. The property, which borders the farmers' property, was never deemed a “dangerous zone” until this past September, just before the CFIA was granted a “warrant to search” under the Health of Animals Act, section 34. Despite not being involved in the ostrich farm operation, the family has been treated like criminals; RCMP remain stationed at their property around the clock while the Supreme Court deliberates whether the CFIA’s cull order can proceed. When Alyson tried to get answers as to why they were being restricted and told they can’t even harvest their own garlic, an RCMP officer told her that the CFIA “has control of your property” and that they were being “gracious enough” to allow them to access to the house only. She was later warned via text by a liaison officer to remember, that according to CFIA, Alyson could not go into her mom’s “property without first emailing them” and cautioned that the CFIA could order her arrest if she did not comply. The overreach mirrors the same heavy-handed approach that Alyson’s aunt and cousin, Karen and Katie, faced when being arrested shortly after the CFIA descended to their properties, because the ostrich farmers insisted on humanely caring for their birds until the CFIA was lawfully able to cull them. A list of “Judgements to be rendered on leave applications” for this week do not list the “UoF vs CFIA” case, which means the cull will likely remain paused this week. Still, the CFIA shows no signs of backing off the land, returning care to the farmers, and spending less tax dollars in doing so to give the Supreme Court time to reserve judgement.
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CFIA overreach accelerates as neighbour's property seized, threatened with arrest The CFIA has expanded its seizure of land to a family independent of Universal Ostrich Farms, restricting the owners from their own home and garden. In the latest twist of the Universal Ostrich Farms vs. Canadian Food Inspection Agency standoff, Rebel News is exposing how the CFIA’s overreach has expanded beyond the farmers and their avian-flu immune ostriches, and onto the property of their neighbours. While on site, we spoke with Alyson Turnbull, niece of ostrich farm co-owner Karen Espersen and cousin to farm spokesperson, Katie Pasitney. Turnbull explained her immediate families' shock and horror to come home to much of her mother’s land being seized for the CFIA cull mission while they were away from the home. The property, which borders the farmers' property, was never deemed a “dangerous zone” until this past September, just before the CFIA was granted a “warrant to search” under the Health of Animals Act, section 34. Despite not being involved in the ostrich farm operation, the family has been treated like criminals; RCMP remain stationed at their property around the clock while the Supreme Court deliberates whether the CFIA’s cull order can proceed. When Alyson tried to get answers as to why they were being restricted and told they can’t even harvest their own garlic, an RCMP officer told her that the CFIA “has control of your property” and that they were being “gracious enough” to allow them to access to the house only. She was later warned via text by a liaison officer to remember, that according to CFIA, Alyson could not go into her mom’s “property without first emailing them” and cautioned that the CFIA could order her arrest if she did not comply. The overreach mirrors the same heavy-handed approach that Alyson’s aunt and cousin, Karen and Katie, faced when being arrested shortly after the CFIA descended to their properties, because the ostrich farmers insisted on humanely caring for their birds until the CFIA was lawfully able to cull them. A list of “Judgements to be rendered on leave applications” for this week do not list the “UoF vs CFIA” case, which means the cull will likely remain paused this week. Still, the CFIA shows no signs of backing off the land, returning care to the farmers, and spending less tax dollars in doing so to give the Supreme Court time to reserve judgement.

Rebel News

19,248 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

🚨 JUST IN: This is the latest from the Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood, where CFIA officers and RCMP are at the scene to carry out the heinous order on a flock of 400 ostriches. My heart goes out to the family. The Canadian RCMP and CFIA should be ashamed of themselves. God please help this family and their animals. There is no virus among these birds. It’s Heartbreaking. WE CANNOT LET THIS HAPPEN!
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🚨 JUST IN: This is the latest from the Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood, where CFIA officers and RCMP are at the scene to carry out the heinous order on a flock of 400 ostriches. My heart goes out to the family. The Canadian RCMP and CFIA should be ashamed of themselves. God please help this family and their animals. There is no virus among these birds. It’s Heartbreaking. WE CANNOT LET THIS HAPPEN!

Chet Rune

57,044 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Science or slaughter? Ostrich farmers expose more hypocrisy in CFIA's plans to cull healthy flock Edgewood, B.C., ostrich farmers Karen Espersen and Katie Pasitney explain why the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's plans defy both logic and science. In a heartfelt interview with Rebel News, Universal Ostrich Farms co-owner Karen Espersen and her daughter, Katie Pasitney, share their deep connection to their exotic flock of 400 healthy ostriches — birds the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has pledged to cull without further notice to the farm. Beyond loving and caring for the birds like family, the farmers are gravely concerned that the state is jeopardizing vital scientific research involving the ostriches — research that includes extracting robust antibodies from ostrich eggs to explore their potential in defending against viruses such as COVID-19 and avian flu. "To bring something natural back to the animal sector and the human health factor — and that was the antibodies," said Pasitney. Despite mounting public and political pushback, the CFIA has confirmed it will proceed with culling the entire flock due to concerns over avian influenza, even though the ostriches are asymptomatic. The family emphasizes that the remaining birds appear to have developed natural immunity, making them invaluable to ongoing virus-prevention research. To document and report on these developments, arrangements have been made for me to remain on-site at the farm, embedded with the growing number of protestors camping out in a last-ditch effort to stop the cull.
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Science or slaughter? Ostrich farmers expose more hypocrisy in CFIA's plans to cull healthy flock Edgewood, B.C., ostrich farmers Karen Espersen and Katie Pasitney explain why the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's plans defy both logic and science. In a heartfelt interview with Rebel News, Universal Ostrich Farms co-owner Karen Espersen and her daughter, Katie Pasitney, share their deep connection to their exotic flock of 400 healthy ostriches — birds the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has pledged to cull without further notice to the farm. Beyond loving and caring for the birds like family, the farmers are gravely concerned that the state is jeopardizing vital scientific research involving the ostriches — research that includes extracting robust antibodies from ostrich eggs to explore their potential in defending against viruses such as COVID-19 and avian flu. "To bring something natural back to the animal sector and the human health factor — and that was the antibodies," said Pasitney. Despite mounting public and political pushback, the CFIA has confirmed it will proceed with culling the entire flock due to concerns over avian influenza, even though the ostriches are asymptomatic. The family emphasizes that the remaining birds appear to have developed natural immunity, making them invaluable to ongoing virus-prevention research. To document and report on these developments, arrangements have been made for me to remain on-site at the farm, embedded with the growing number of protestors camping out in a last-ditch effort to stop the cull.

Rebel News

11,044 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

CFIA has already moved in and more RCMP are moving in at Universal Ostrich Farm Representatives of CFIA have a warrant and are attempting to get farmers out of the ostrich enclosures.
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CFIA has already moved in and more RCMP are moving in at Universal Ostrich Farm Representatives of CFIA have a warrant and are attempting to get farmers out of the ostrich enclosures.

Dacey Media

80,950 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

The Supreme Court of Canada today has decided to ALLOW CFIA to kill hundreds of healthy ostriches that do not have "bird flu." The Supreme Court of Canada has allowed CFIA to NOT even have to TEST the HEALTHY animals for bird flu...even though that's why CFIA says they are killing them. Canada has become a disgrace.
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The Supreme Court of Canada today has decided to ALLOW CFIA to kill hundreds of healthy ostriches that do not have "bird flu." The Supreme Court of Canada has allowed CFIA to NOT even have to TEST the HEALTHY animals for bird flu...even though that's why CFIA says they are killing them. Canada has become a disgrace.

Odessa Orlewicz

110,765 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

HORRIBLE NEWS SUPREME COURT DISMISSED CASE! Overreach, Outdated Policies, Need for Reform, and the Bigger Implications for Food Security and Farming. The CFIA’s ostrich cull isn’t about health — it’s about control The Supreme Court of Canada just dismissed the case from Universal Ostrich Farm in BC — meaning the CFIA can now go ahead and kill hundreds of healthy ostriches that have been disease-free for over 270 days. Let that sink in. No symptoms. No deaths. No proof of active infection. But the CFIA refuses to retest and threatens massive fines if anyone else does. This isn’t about public safety anymore. It’s about control — and it shows just how much power the CFIA and, by extension, the federal government, have to destroy livelihoods without accountability. Their policies are decades out of date. They treat every exposure as a death sentence, even when the animals recover and build natural immunity. Meanwhile, migratory birds keep spreading avian flu every year — something no one can stop. If our only response is to “kill everything,” then what happens when it’s poultry next time? Or dairy herds? Or any other livestock sector? At some point, we won’t have enough healthy animals left to rebuild the food supply. We need new ways to manage disease — focused on resilience, immunity, and balanced biosecurity — not endless destruction. Our farmers deserve policies based on science and common sense, not fear and bureaucracy. The CFIA’s actions here prove one thing: the current system isn’t protecting Canadians. It’s protecting power. And it’s time for that to change. #StandWithFarmers #CFIAOverreach #FoodSecurity #IndependentFarms #BCPolitics #KatiePasitney #SaveOurOstriches #BCRising #OdessaOrlewicz #JeffGaudry #DanielleKinchella #DreaHumphrey #katkanada
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HORRIBLE NEWS SUPREME COURT DISMISSED CASE! Overreach, Outdated Policies, Need for Reform, and the Bigger Implications for Food Security and Farming. The CFIA’s ostrich cull isn’t about health — it’s about control The Supreme Court of Canada just dismissed the case from Universal Ostrich Farm in BC — meaning the CFIA can now go ahead and kill hundreds of healthy ostriches that have been disease-free for over 270 days. Let that sink in. No symptoms. No deaths. No proof of active infection. But the CFIA refuses to retest and threatens massive fines if anyone else does. This isn’t about public safety anymore. It’s about control — and it shows just how much power the CFIA and, by extension, the federal government, have to destroy livelihoods without accountability. Their policies are decades out of date. They treat every exposure as a death sentence, even when the animals recover and build natural immunity. Meanwhile, migratory birds keep spreading avian flu every year — something no one can stop. If our only response is to “kill everything,” then what happens when it’s poultry next time? Or dairy herds? Or any other livestock sector? At some point, we won’t have enough healthy animals left to rebuild the food supply. We need new ways to manage disease — focused on resilience, immunity, and balanced biosecurity — not endless destruction. Our farmers deserve policies based on science and common sense, not fear and bureaucracy. The CFIA’s actions here prove one thing: the current system isn’t protecting Canadians. It’s protecting power. And it’s time for that to change. #StandWithFarmers #CFIAOverreach #FoodSecurity #IndependentFarms #BCPolitics #KatiePasitney #SaveOurOstriches #BCRising #OdessaOrlewicz #JeffGaudry #DanielleKinchella #DreaHumphrey #katkanada

Jordan Kealy

57,356 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

It has officially been more than a month since the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) seized control of the ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farms until a decision is made by the Supreme Court of Canada about whether or not they will hear the case. Over the last month, there have been countless concerning videos and images released of things being done on this farm at the hands of the CFIA. The family has consistently expressed worries about whether or not the birds are being given adequate access to water, as the farms watering system can be complicated to operate without experience. This worry was only compounded after the tragic death of Spirit the ostrich, who died severely dehydrated over the course of several days, while under the CFIA’s so-called veterinary care.
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It has officially been more than a month since the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) seized control of the ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farms until a decision is made by the Supreme Court of Canada about whether or not they will hear the case. Over the last month, there have been countless concerning videos and images released of things being done on this farm at the hands of the CFIA. The family has consistently expressed worries about whether or not the birds are being given adequate access to water, as the farms watering system can be complicated to operate without experience. This worry was only compounded after the tragic death of Spirit the ostrich, who died severely dehydrated over the course of several days, while under the CFIA’s so-called veterinary care.

Dacey Media

43,184 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

EXCLUSIVE: WOW! Katie Pasitney (Universal Ostrich Farms) says the Supreme Court of Canada gave the CFIA "a stay" of execution --not Universal Ostrich Farms! The CFIA then proceeded to steal the research and start killing OR removing the ostriches.
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EXCLUSIVE: WOW! Katie Pasitney (Universal Ostrich Farms) says the Supreme Court of Canada gave the CFIA "a stay" of execution --not Universal Ostrich Farms! The CFIA then proceeded to steal the research and start killing OR removing the ostriches.

David Krayden

41,707 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

WATCH CFIA Canadian Food Inspection Agency grab the healthy ostrich at Save Our Ostriches call 250-870-8246 but the bird fights back. The Supreme Court of Canada stay order that gives the CFIA "custody" does not say for the CFIA to chase the healthy birds and grab them for no reason. Is this what "custody" in Canada looks like? THIS is What Tyranny Looks Like? | WATCH Stand on Guard (full pod link below) 👇👇 Why won't they test? What are they hiding?
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WATCH CFIA Canadian Food Inspection Agency grab the healthy ostrich at Save Our Ostriches call 250-870-8246 but the bird fights back. The Supreme Court of Canada stay order that gives the CFIA "custody" does not say for the CFIA to chase the healthy birds and grab them for no reason. Is this what "custody" in Canada looks like? THIS is What Tyranny Looks Like? | WATCH Stand on Guard (full pod link below) 👇👇 Why won't they test? What are they hiding?

David Krayden

124,590 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

UPDATE from Universal Ostrich Farms: Mike and I took FOB SMITH to the RCMP command post. There is a lot of fencing and a lot of bins there today but far less vehicles and police than usual. There is still no official ostrich count and no indication that CFIA or RCMP will be doing one. Mike and I are continuing to gather evidence, we are looking for the truth. There is zero transparency here and a lot of things in place that make it appear there is something to hide. CFIA or the RCMP could easily put many of these questions to rest with a count of the birds and a sliver of transparency.
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UPDATE from Universal Ostrich Farms: Mike and I took FOB SMITH to the RCMP command post. There is a lot of fencing and a lot of bins there today but far less vehicles and police than usual. There is still no official ostrich count and no indication that CFIA or RCMP will be doing one. Mike and I are continuing to gather evidence, we are looking for the truth. There is zero transparency here and a lot of things in place that make it appear there is something to hide. CFIA or the RCMP could easily put many of these questions to rest with a count of the birds and a sliver of transparency.

Dacey Media

19,195 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

LAST STAND – UNIVERSAL OSTRICH FARM If you’ve been waiting, wondering when the right time would be to come stand with us, that time is NOW. We have been given notice: the killing of nearly 400 healthy, thriving ostriches could begin Saturday, Sunday, or Monday. These animals are alive. Their hearts are beating. Their warm skin, bright eyes, and resilient strength are proof of their health. And yet — not one ostrich on our farm has ever been tested. Why? Because if they were tested, the truth would be undeniable: they are well. They are resilient. they are full of hope. This is bigger than Edgewood. This is a battle — between big pharma and true, evidence-led, innovative science that explores natural therapeutic research capable of healing. Do you wonder why we’re being targeted? This is not just about one farm. It’s about the future: generations to come, food security, biodiversity, and the right for science and evidence to matter more than speculation and policy. We are calling for unity. We are calling for peace. We are calling for people power to rise up: ✦ Come to the farm. Stand with us.
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LAST STAND – UNIVERSAL OSTRICH FARM If you’ve been waiting, wondering when the right time would be to come stand with us, that time is NOW. We have been given notice: the killing of nearly 400 healthy, thriving ostriches could begin Saturday, Sunday, or Monday. These animals are alive. Their hearts are beating. Their warm skin, bright eyes, and resilient strength are proof of their health. And yet — not one ostrich on our farm has ever been tested. Why? Because if they were tested, the truth would be undeniable: they are well. They are resilient. they are full of hope. This is bigger than Edgewood. This is a battle — between big pharma and true, evidence-led, innovative science that explores natural therapeutic research capable of healing. Do you wonder why we’re being targeted? This is not just about one farm. It’s about the future: generations to come, food security, biodiversity, and the right for science and evidence to matter more than speculation and policy. We are calling for unity. We are calling for peace. We are calling for people power to rise up: ✦ Come to the farm. Stand with us.

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'This is a kill mission': B.C. ostrich farmer gives update on CFIA's death pursuit against healthy flock Federal judge who paused the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s cull order is replaced, as government lawyer scoffs at farmers’ “belief” in herd immunity. “There is a small subset of the population that holds certain beliefs about herd immunity.” That was the dismissive remark made by Department of Justice lawyer Eileen Jones during a recent case management conference, as the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) presses forward with its attempt to slaughter 400 ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood, British Columbia. For the farmers — who maintain that their ostriches have been symptom-free and have had natural immunity to the H5N1 avian flu for months, Jones’s statement was a chilling echo of Justin Trudeau's infamous “small fringe minority” comment aimed at Canadians who questioned government vaccine mandates. Katie Pasitney, one of the farmers behind the groundbreaking ostrich research farm, joined Rebel News once again to provide a detailed update on the CFIA’s unrelenting legal campaign, the farm’s mounting financial burden and a troubling shakeup in their judicial review case. The farm’s previous victory — a dramatic emergency injunction granted by Justice Battista just before the CFIA was set to kill the flock on February 1 — is now clouded in uncertainty, as Pasitney revealed during her latest interview with Rebel News that Battista has been removed from the case. Adding to the pressure, the farm has been under quarantine since December 30. “All of our farm’s ways and means of raising money have been shut off,” she explained, noting that the shutdown includes revenue from research partnerships and egg sales not for human consumption. Pasitney also announced a restructuring in the farmers' legal team. In addition to longtime counsel Michael Carter, the farm has brought on Lee Turner, a Kelowna-based lawyer known for representing COVID vaccine injury whistleblower Dr. Charles Hoffe. “We've been lucky now to have Michael Carter and Lee Turner as co-council and they're both helping our farm and all of us fight this fight,” said Pasitney. The dual-counsel approach has also allowed the farm to shift how they pay their legal fees moving forward, which is expected to cost tens of thousands of additional dollars. To date, the farmers have paid around $75,000 for the fight, thanks to support from crowdfunding. Pasitney says several case management conferences have taken place to try and reach a resolution, but their pleas for scientific testing to simply prove the flock is now immune have fallen on deaf ears. “Give us the opportunity to test our ostrich eggs that are being laid right now. Give us an opportunity to test our ostriches that are all happy and healthy right now. We can prove that they are not a public threat, that they have antibodies… that was met with complete deaf, just a deaf response,” she said. “They are not interested in testing these animals. It has become very clear that this is kill mission.” Pasitney believes the government’s priorities are skewed: This should be something that should be very interesting to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, as well as it should be very important to us. It should be important to both sides. We could not have to spend them however much money of the government and the time to kill all of our animals if they're all happy with herd immunity, natural immunity, and robust antibodies. Paitney said the Department of Justice lawyer's characterization of them “a small subset of the world” that believes in herd immunity is alarming. “During the COVID-19 times, if when you go back and you look at all of their marketing, their marketing was on community immunity, which resembled herd immunity. If you get vaccinated, you can create community immunity and your immune system. They're using it when they want to, that's gonna benefit them.” A two-day judicial review hearing is now scheduled for April 15 and 16 at the Vancouver Law Courts. The farmers welcome public support at the courthouse and are asking anyone who attends to do so peacefully. “We stand for peace, and we stand for kindness. That's how we are meant to win this,” said Pasitney.
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'This is a kill mission': B.C. ostrich farmer gives update on CFIA's death pursuit against healthy flock Federal judge who paused the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s cull order is replaced, as government lawyer scoffs at farmers’ “belief” in herd immunity. “There is a small subset of the population that holds certain beliefs about herd immunity.” That was the dismissive remark made by Department of Justice lawyer Eileen Jones during a recent case management conference, as the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) presses forward with its attempt to slaughter 400 ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood, British Columbia. For the farmers — who maintain that their ostriches have been symptom-free and have had natural immunity to the H5N1 avian flu for months, Jones’s statement was a chilling echo of Justin Trudeau's infamous “small fringe minority” comment aimed at Canadians who questioned government vaccine mandates. Katie Pasitney, one of the farmers behind the groundbreaking ostrich research farm, joined Rebel News once again to provide a detailed update on the CFIA’s unrelenting legal campaign, the farm’s mounting financial burden and a troubling shakeup in their judicial review case. The farm’s previous victory — a dramatic emergency injunction granted by Justice Battista just before the CFIA was set to kill the flock on February 1 — is now clouded in uncertainty, as Pasitney revealed during her latest interview with Rebel News that Battista has been removed from the case. Adding to the pressure, the farm has been under quarantine since December 30. “All of our farm’s ways and means of raising money have been shut off,” she explained, noting that the shutdown includes revenue from research partnerships and egg sales not for human consumption. Pasitney also announced a restructuring in the farmers' legal team. In addition to longtime counsel Michael Carter, the farm has brought on Lee Turner, a Kelowna-based lawyer known for representing COVID vaccine injury whistleblower Dr. Charles Hoffe. “We've been lucky now to have Michael Carter and Lee Turner as co-council and they're both helping our farm and all of us fight this fight,” said Pasitney. The dual-counsel approach has also allowed the farm to shift how they pay their legal fees moving forward, which is expected to cost tens of thousands of additional dollars. To date, the farmers have paid around $75,000 for the fight, thanks to support from crowdfunding. Pasitney says several case management conferences have taken place to try and reach a resolution, but their pleas for scientific testing to simply prove the flock is now immune have fallen on deaf ears. “Give us the opportunity to test our ostrich eggs that are being laid right now. Give us an opportunity to test our ostriches that are all happy and healthy right now. We can prove that they are not a public threat, that they have antibodies… that was met with complete deaf, just a deaf response,” she said. “They are not interested in testing these animals. It has become very clear that this is kill mission.” Pasitney believes the government’s priorities are skewed: This should be something that should be very interesting to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, as well as it should be very important to us. It should be important to both sides. We could not have to spend them however much money of the government and the time to kill all of our animals if they're all happy with herd immunity, natural immunity, and robust antibodies. Paitney said the Department of Justice lawyer's characterization of them “a small subset of the world” that believes in herd immunity is alarming. “During the COVID-19 times, if when you go back and you look at all of their marketing, their marketing was on community immunity, which resembled herd immunity. If you get vaccinated, you can create community immunity and your immune system. They're using it when they want to, that's gonna benefit them.” A two-day judicial review hearing is now scheduled for April 15 and 16 at the Vancouver Law Courts. The farmers welcome public support at the courthouse and are asking anyone who attends to do so peacefully. “We stand for peace, and we stand for kindness. That's how we are meant to win this,” said Pasitney.

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B.C. MLAs speak out about Canada's kill mission for healthy ostriches Elected officials visit Edgewood, B.C. ostrich farm to help apply public pressure against the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's senseless plan to cull a flock of healthy research birds. The political pushback against the federal government's plan to cull 400 healthy ostriches at a farm in Edgewood, British Columbia is growing and it’s coming from both sides of the political aisle. During a press release, B.C.'s socialist NDP premier, David Eby, recently stated the following about the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s (CFIA) mission to slay the exotic animals: “The minister of agriculture and I think British Columbians are a little bit frustrated by the actions of this federal agency. We understand the importance of containing the bird flu and the important role that agency plays. What’s hard to watch is a lack of discretion and ability to evaluate case by case scenarios.” The CFIA claims the birds must be destroyed due to concerns over an avian flu result from two deceased carcasses tested with the controversial PCR test late last year. The farmers consistently argue that their flock is healthy and worth more to humanity alive than dead, since their antibody-rich eggs were being used in partnership with Japan for research they believe is close to finding a non-mRNA treatment to stabilize the threat of the avian flu. Despite no signs of illness for the flock of 400, who survived the sickness that passed though the herd months ago, the CFIA remains unwilling to test the flock for immunity — and despite clear public and scientific concern over the decision. Local MLA and cattle farmer Jordan Kealy became the first elected official to visit the farm and recently raised the issue in the legislature. “It’s not about money. It’s a way of life for them. They would way rather have their animals be alive than to be culled,” he told Rebel News on the farm site. In response to the growing political concern we are seeing about the senseless cull, Kealy said “we’re seeing that it makes a difference. If there is that added pressure from the public and from constituents, we can start to see the different avenues open up. And I think the biggest thing when it comes to the cull practice that’s being practiced by the CFIA — there are better methods out there.” “This isn’t a scenario where if these birds get culled it’s not just a matter of restocking and starting over again you’re destroying the farmers’ lives” lives he added. The CFIA’s refusal to test the birds and its threats informing the farmers they could be imprisoned if they do so themselves, has heightened suspicions and outrage over the agencies cull plans. Thousands of people across Canada have been sending pre-written complaint through to the agriculture minister and CFIA officials, many have donated to help the farm cover its ongoing legal pushback of the cull, and a rotating group of protesters from across the country have been camping at the farm in protest. Even the Regional District of Central Kootenay unanimously passed a motion blocking the CFIA from disposing of ostrich carcasses in the district unless the agency can prove the birds were sick. The CFIA remains unmoved, informing the CBC after the motion temporarily paused its plans that’s the agency “will begin the humane depopulation and disposal of birds at the infected premises with veterinary oversight. Operational plans and dates will not be shared with the public in advance.” BC Conservative MLA David Williams, representing Salmon Arm–Shuswap, expressed his frustration at the CFIA’s actions while visiting the farm. “I understand it’s important to protect poultry producers and livestock producers in the province because agriculture is very important to our province and to our economy, but in the same token I believe in humanity and I want to see the CFIA do the right thing.” “I understand they still want to go ahead with the cull and I’m an animal owner, I live on an acreage, and we have peacocks, we have chickens — so it’s actually meaningful to me on a personal level as well” he continued. Independent MLA Tara Armstrong (Kelowna–Lake Country–Coldstream) also visited the farm and called on more to take a stand: “This is a really big issue. We have to make sure that as people that are representing our constituents and the province are speaking out to matters that matter to the average British Columbian and this is one of those things.” She also drew attention to the hypocrisy of the federal agency’s rush to cull the healthy flock when they could be the key to keeping other farmed animals and even pets healthy too. “We know that these birds are very closely tied to some possible breakthroughs in terms of their natural immunity to the avian flu, so I think we need to look at that and we have to ask the question, you know, why is it such an initiative for the CFIA to cull healthy birds?” Armstrong posed. Rebel News remains embedded here on the farm to be your eyes and ears on the ground, making sure the CFIA can’t quietly carry out its plans behind closed doors.
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B.C. MLAs speak out about Canada's kill mission for healthy ostriches Elected officials visit Edgewood, B.C. ostrich farm to help apply public pressure against the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's senseless plan to cull a flock of healthy research birds. The political pushback against the federal government's plan to cull 400 healthy ostriches at a farm in Edgewood, British Columbia is growing and it’s coming from both sides of the political aisle. During a press release, B.C.'s socialist NDP premier, David Eby, recently stated the following about the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s (CFIA) mission to slay the exotic animals: “The minister of agriculture and I think British Columbians are a little bit frustrated by the actions of this federal agency. We understand the importance of containing the bird flu and the important role that agency plays. What’s hard to watch is a lack of discretion and ability to evaluate case by case scenarios.” The CFIA claims the birds must be destroyed due to concerns over an avian flu result from two deceased carcasses tested with the controversial PCR test late last year. The farmers consistently argue that their flock is healthy and worth more to humanity alive than dead, since their antibody-rich eggs were being used in partnership with Japan for research they believe is close to finding a non-mRNA treatment to stabilize the threat of the avian flu. Despite no signs of illness for the flock of 400, who survived the sickness that passed though the herd months ago, the CFIA remains unwilling to test the flock for immunity — and despite clear public and scientific concern over the decision. Local MLA and cattle farmer Jordan Kealy became the first elected official to visit the farm and recently raised the issue in the legislature. “It’s not about money. It’s a way of life for them. They would way rather have their animals be alive than to be culled,” he told Rebel News on the farm site. In response to the growing political concern we are seeing about the senseless cull, Kealy said “we’re seeing that it makes a difference. If there is that added pressure from the public and from constituents, we can start to see the different avenues open up. And I think the biggest thing when it comes to the cull practice that’s being practiced by the CFIA — there are better methods out there.” “This isn’t a scenario where if these birds get culled it’s not just a matter of restocking and starting over again you’re destroying the farmers’ lives” lives he added. The CFIA’s refusal to test the birds and its threats informing the farmers they could be imprisoned if they do so themselves, has heightened suspicions and outrage over the agencies cull plans. Thousands of people across Canada have been sending pre-written complaint through to the agriculture minister and CFIA officials, many have donated to help the farm cover its ongoing legal pushback of the cull, and a rotating group of protesters from across the country have been camping at the farm in protest. Even the Regional District of Central Kootenay unanimously passed a motion blocking the CFIA from disposing of ostrich carcasses in the district unless the agency can prove the birds were sick. The CFIA remains unmoved, informing the CBC after the motion temporarily paused its plans that’s the agency “will begin the humane depopulation and disposal of birds at the infected premises with veterinary oversight. Operational plans and dates will not be shared with the public in advance.” BC Conservative MLA David Williams, representing Salmon Arm–Shuswap, expressed his frustration at the CFIA’s actions while visiting the farm. “I understand it’s important to protect poultry producers and livestock producers in the province because agriculture is very important to our province and to our economy, but in the same token I believe in humanity and I want to see the CFIA do the right thing.” “I understand they still want to go ahead with the cull and I’m an animal owner, I live on an acreage, and we have peacocks, we have chickens — so it’s actually meaningful to me on a personal level as well” he continued. Independent MLA Tara Armstrong (Kelowna–Lake Country–Coldstream) also visited the farm and called on more to take a stand: “This is a really big issue. We have to make sure that as people that are representing our constituents and the province are speaking out to matters that matter to the average British Columbian and this is one of those things.” She also drew attention to the hypocrisy of the federal agency’s rush to cull the healthy flock when they could be the key to keeping other farmed animals and even pets healthy too. “We know that these birds are very closely tied to some possible breakthroughs in terms of their natural immunity to the avian flu, so I think we need to look at that and we have to ask the question, you know, why is it such an initiative for the CFIA to cull healthy birds?” Armstrong posed. Rebel News remains embedded here on the farm to be your eyes and ears on the ground, making sure the CFIA can’t quietly carry out its plans behind closed doors.

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