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For the first time since 2013, the Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Beef Cattle is being updated. The Code serves as the primary guideline for farmers raising nearly 12 million steers and heifers annually for food in Canada.
The Code is not law. In fact, there are effectively no laws to prevent the suffering of the hundreds of millions of animal...
CALGARY—A coalition of animal advocacy and environmental organizations is calling on Health Canada and Alberta authorities to investigate the potentially ongoing unlawful use of sodium monofluoroacetate, commonly known as Compound 1080, in Alberta, the only province in Canada where its use is still permitted.
In a detailed submission to Health Canada’s Pest Manageme...
When Animal Justice was founded, the vision of a Canada where animals had meaningful legal protections felt like a distant, almost unreachable summit. Over the years, our organization has grown from a small group of determined volunteers into one of the country’s leading voices for animals. We have consistently punched above our weight—taking on powerful industries, arguing o...
In the current economic state, many Canadians are struggling to pay rent or fill their fridge with groceries.
But grocery giant Sobeys is using “affordability” as a smokescreen for Sobeys’ cage cruelty to hens. This is disingenuous, considering the company’s massive pr...
TORONTO—The federal government’s reported endorsement of plans to transfer Marineland’s 30 remaining beluga whales to Oceanogràfic València in Spain and four possible US locations raises serious concerns about the health and welfare of an...