一个不列颠哥伦比亚的奥斯里希农场在禽流感爆发时拒绝捕鸟,导致政府为了保护加拿大的家禽业和贸易承诺而征收了680万加元的政府税,以保护加拿大的家禽业和贸易承诺。 A BC ostrich farm's refusal to cull birds during an avian flu outbreak led to a $6.8M government cull to protect Canada’s poultry industry and trade commitments.

不列颠哥伦比亚省一家鸵鸟农场在禽流感爆发后拒绝安乐死，导致政府对鸵鸟进行了耗资680万美元的扑杀行动。 A British Columbia ostrich farm’s refusal to euthanize its flock after an avian influenza outbreak triggered a government cull costing $6.8 million. 该农场被罚款10 000美元,而美国亿万富翁则支付所有者的法律费用。 The farm was fined $10,000, while a U.S. billionaire covered the owners’ legal fees. 这些鸟于2026年初被安乐死，以保护加拿大68亿美元的家禽产业和10亿加元的年度出口，官员警告称，若不采取行动，可能违反贸易协议并导致更广泛的疾病传播。 The birds were euthanized in early 2026 to protect Canada’s $6.8 billion poultry industry and $1 billion in annual exports, with officials warning inaction could have violated trade agreements and caused wider disease spread. 卫生记者André Picard说,为了防止经济和公共卫生风险大得多,开支是必要的。 Health reporter André Picard said the expense was necessary to prevent far greater economic and public health risks.