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Google News: Saskatchewan E. coli not linked to beef from XL Foods, says Ritz
[Macleans.ca] - EDMONTON – Canada's agriculture minister says 13 cases of E. coli reported in Saskatchewan are not linked to the Alberta plant involved in a massive beef recall. Gerry Ritz says these people don't have the same strain of E. coli as 11 other Canadians
Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz faces more criticism amid growing XL ...
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[Yahoo! News Canada (blog)] - Gerry Ritz. Canadian Press photoIt probably hasn't been a very happy Thanksgiving long weekend for Gerry Ritz. In the midst the largest beef recall in Canadian history, our agriculture minister is facing a growing chorus of voices asking him to resign.
More export opportunities for livestock producers
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[mySteinbach.ca (blog)] - Canadian livestock producers will now benefit from more export opportunities in the Middle East. Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and International Trade Minister Ed Fast today announced that Qatar has approved imports of sheep and goats from Canada.
Google News: Braid: Realism on tainted beef scare would be nice
[Calgary Herald] - CALGARY — Canada's Agriculture Minister, Gerry Ritz, came to town Wednesday to say — basically, nothing. After touring the shut XL Foods plant in Brooks, Ritz repeated what the government has said all along: that our beef is safe, that Canada has
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