21 Bell radio stations sold
BC dog wins Best of Breed
Wage conspiracy tossed
Tiny homes asked to move
Flu cases continue to rise 
The Russian G7 question
Overturn decades of policy
Workers face mass layoffs
Debris flows hit after fire
Wall Street short of a record
Auto parts maker tariffs reax
TikTok in US app stores 
Rockets can't catch Blazers
Brown steals Scotties opener
RLP will glow in the dark
Jay-Z, 'Diddy' suit dropped
Kylie Kelce dating theories
Prince Harry back in Canada
Re. Culling date nears (Castanet, Jan 23)
Open letter to Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Do not harm the healthy ostriches in Edgewood.
They are no harm to anyone and it would be murdering healthy birds that have antibodies to N1H1 bird flu & Covid, which means they are immune now.
They are not showing signs of illness and are part of research to help end bird flu.
Your staff need to consider this and be open to learn and adapt to go forward in a positive way. It's (should not be) a one-way-for-all attitude or just-kill-them attitude.
You have to take the high road and consider all the positive facts in this situation.
Make a positive decision to save these birds and keep them alive for the good of humanity and all the animals that will benefit from these antibodies.
I have faith you will do the right thing and save these birds from an unnecessary culling of this beautiful bird.
Carmen Ross, Vernon???????
