Court upholds cull of 400 ostriches in Canada to control avian flu spread, despite farm's appeal.

A British Columbia ostrich farm lost its appeal to stop the culling of its flock affected by avian flu. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency ordered the cull of around 400 birds, following their "stamping out" policy to control the spread of the disease. The farm argues the ostriches are now healthy and seeks support from U.S. officials. Despite opposition and protests, the court upheld the cull as a reasonable measure to prevent disease spread.