BREAKING: Alleged CFIA ostrich cull disposal partner revealed, source says

Rebel News reached out to Nucor Environmental Solutions regarding their alleged role in the CFIA's plan to cull 400 healthy ostriches.

 

Rebel News has confirmed, through a new verified source whose identity we are protecting, the name of the company allegedly contracted by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) to dispose of 400 healthy ostriches at risk in Edgewood B.C.

The company, Nucor Environmental Solutions, specializes in biohazard material removal, and their reported role would be to handle the cleanup and carcass disposal of the healthy, avian flu-recovered flock going strong for 250 days, and for which the CFIA refuses to retest.

This latest tip from a credible insider whose been working with Rebel News to keep the public informed, and adds to the growing wave of political and grassroots push back against what many consider as inhumane and unscientific government overreach against farming, private property, and even scientific freedoms considering the ostriches eggs were previously used for anti-body therapeutics to fight viruses such as COVID-19.

Rebel News reached out to Nucor and a regional manager with questions about their awareness of the controversial nature of the cull, the legal battle underway, and whether they intend to move forward despite the growing list of companies and regional authorities refusing to participate.

As of publication, Nucor has not responded. Their email has now been added to Rebel News’ ongoing email campaign, giving Canadians an opportunity to respectfully call on the company to decline involvement just as Clearway Car & Truck Rentals did yesterday.

The timing of this revelation comes on the heels of Rebel News’ exclusive report that exposed the CFIA’s planned cull schedule believed to begin this weekend but delayed for an unspecified amount of time due to Clearway’s decision to demand the CFIA return their vehicles leaving the unaffiliated with their cull plan.

Will Nucor follow Clearway’s lead and abandon the project, or proceed despite public dissent and scientific concerns?

UPDATE:

Rebel News received a response from Nucor, which reads as follows:

Contrary to your online story, Nucor Environmental Solutions has not been on site and will not be conducting any work at Universal Ostrich Farms.

Your incorrect reporting has resulted in Nucor Environmental Solutions Ltd team members, including their family members, being inundated with false accusations and threatened - including with death threats.

The targeting of Nucor Environmental Solutions Ltd, our personnel and their families who are not at all involved at Universal Ostrich Farms is inappropriate and dangerous.

For the safety of our employees and families, we ask that you correct your story to remove the false allegations of Nucor Environmental Solutions involvement immediately.

Thank you for your expedient action to ensure the safety of our personnel and their families.

Despite the company's assertion, Rebel News did not report Nucor had been at Universal Ostrich Farms.

Instead, we reached out to attain clarification as to whether or not the company had ever been in discussions or reached an agreement to provide services for anything related to the CFIA's planned cull of ostriches in Edgewood, British Columbia.

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Drea Humphrey

B.C. Bureau Chief

Based in British Columbia, Drea Humphrey reports on Western Canada for Rebel News. Drea’s reporting is not afraid to challenge political correctness, or ask the tough questions that mainstream media tends to avoid.

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  • Bruce Atchison
    commented 2025-09-22 18:34:06 -0400
    I agree with Virginia Fox. Who is in charge of the CFIA? Who oversees them? Rebel News must find out the contact addresses and give them to us. We must bombard them with e-mails of protest and call them with our concerns.
  • Virginia Fox
    commented 2025-09-22 12:05:27 -0400
    CFIA does whatever they choose to do in this country. Maybe someone should find out from the Canadian Federal Government who they (CFIA) has to report to. Where is the oversite on this agency that has displayed havoc over and over again since it’s inception. There must be some board that they have to answer to and if not, then why do they have the authority to cull these birds? Surely the Canadian Department of Agriculture does not have oversite on this body of bureaucratic elitists.
    Surely, farmers and ranchers and any industry that our birds and animals are part of have some say in this. If they do not, then they need to do something about it now. Shepherdess