There’s been a list of potential health violations posted regarding the ostrich killings and their current storage. Some folks think the entire herd was infected which may be a problem as there are +300 of them rotting now in unsealed containers in an storage facility. You’d think if they were toxic, or infected, someone within the BC Gov’t would have a problem with that.
I don’t know if the BC Minister responsible is going to just make a sweeping decree saying this is all good with her, I’m under the impression she’s not “a king” … so some rules may need be followed…
(It’s a long list, 8 major problems are listed, I’ve copied the first 2)
“1. BC Hazardous Waste Regulation (B.C. Reg. 63/88) under Environmental Management Act.
Biomedical/pathological waste (infected animal carcasses) is explicitly hazardous waste. Super Save has zero registration as a hazardous waste facility or consignee and is not on any BC Ministry of Environment list for biomedical waste handlers.
Violated sections:
– Part 1 definitions (biomedical waste)
– s. 8 & 9 (no person shall store hazardous waste except at an authorized facility)
– s. 10 (storage time/conditions)
– s. 11 (manifest requirements)
– Part 4 (return requirements if unable to dispose).
Penalty: up to $1,000,000 per day + 7 years prison (knowing violation) or $300,000 + 6 months (standard). This has been running 10+ days = potential $10M+ in fines.
2. Environmental Management Act s. 6(2) & 6(3) – Unauthorized Discharge of Waste Causing Pollution.
Leakage of liquefied carcass fluids onto asphalt + daily chemical wash-down = deliberate introduction of waste into the environment. Decomposition fluids contain blood, bacteria, potential prions, and now whatever virucide/accelerant they are spraying.
This is a strict-liability offence with massive daily fines and mandatory cleanup liability (Super Save would pay for any soil/groundwater remediation, even if CFIA hired them).”
“When will she speak?”
“There’s a couple different conflicting stories going on regarding the bins of dead ostriches. @BrendaLocke2022
It would be nice if you could make a statement on it to at least clear up what your opinion is. The less you talk the more suspicious of a cover-up. This is what fuels conspiracy theories. Care to chime in?”
“CFIA going after another Animal Farm Sanctuary. This time Peacocks at Critteraid in BC they already euthanized DUCKS there. When will the CFIA stop their killing spree”
Passport Canada will put “Palestine” as your place of birth but not “Israel”.
“since Prime Minister Mark Carney declared recognition of a Palestinian state, some cities are eligible to be put as Palestine as their birth country,” listing cities such as “Nablus, Jenin, Ramla, Jerusalem.”
The Pink Panther Theme with these two guys on guitar is a real treat (3:15).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DycBpTGzJ5M
Police had to rescue family who became lost in Rouge National Park in Toronto:
https://www.tps.ca/media-centre/news-releases/64580/
Interesting video feed in TPS link above.
Iran seizes tanker in the Strait of Hormuz:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cze6zxjw3g3o
There’s been a list of potential health violations posted regarding the ostrich killings and their current storage. Some folks think the entire herd was infected which may be a problem as there are +300 of them rotting now in unsealed containers in an storage facility. You’d think if they were toxic, or infected, someone within the BC Gov’t would have a problem with that.
I don’t know if the BC Minister responsible is going to just make a sweeping decree saying this is all good with her, I’m under the impression she’s not “a king” … so some rules may need be followed…
(It’s a long list, 8 major problems are listed, I’ve copied the first 2)
https://x.com/VoteCanadaCom/status/1990109589879304264
“Super Save Disposal’s Direct Violations”
“1. BC Hazardous Waste Regulation (B.C. Reg. 63/88) under Environmental Management Act.
Biomedical/pathological waste (infected animal carcasses) is explicitly hazardous waste. Super Save has zero registration as a hazardous waste facility or consignee and is not on any BC Ministry of Environment list for biomedical waste handlers.
Violated sections:
– Part 1 definitions (biomedical waste)
– s. 8 & 9 (no person shall store hazardous waste except at an authorized facility)
– s. 10 (storage time/conditions)
– s. 11 (manifest requirements)
– Part 4 (return requirements if unable to dispose).
Penalty: up to $1,000,000 per day + 7 years prison (knowing violation) or $300,000 + 6 months (standard). This has been running 10+ days = potential $10M+ in fines.
2. Environmental Management Act s. 6(2) & 6(3) – Unauthorized Discharge of Waste Causing Pollution.
Leakage of liquefied carcass fluids onto asphalt + daily chemical wash-down = deliberate introduction of waste into the environment. Decomposition fluids contain blood, bacteria, potential prions, and now whatever virucide/accelerant they are spraying.
This is a strict-liability offence with massive daily fines and mandatory cleanup liability (Super Save would pay for any soil/groundwater remediation, even if CFIA hired them).”
“When will she speak?”
“There’s a couple different conflicting stories going on regarding the bins of dead ostriches. @BrendaLocke2022
It would be nice if you could make a statement on it to at least clear up what your opinion is. The less you talk the more suspicious of a cover-up. This is what fuels conspiracy theories. Care to chime in?”
https://x.com/VoteCanadaCom/status/1990116114706378925
“CFIA going after another Animal Farm Sanctuary. This time Peacocks at Critteraid in BC they already euthanized DUCKS there. When will the CFIA stop their killing spree”
https://x.com/MelissaLMRogers/status/1990141161017684258
*near the south end of the Okanagan, near Summerland
Passport Canada will put “Palestine” as your place of birth but not “Israel”.
“since Prime Minister Mark Carney declared recognition of a Palestinian state, some cities are eligible to be put as Palestine as their birth country,” listing cities such as “Nablus, Jenin, Ramla, Jerusalem.”
https://www.jns.org/canadian-told-kfar-saba-israel-cant-be-listed-on-passport/?utm_campaign=Daily%20Syndicate%20Emails&utm_medium=email&_hsmi=121936541&utm_content=121936541&utm_source=hs_email