Animal Justice testified in support of Ontario’s Bill 75, and encouraged lawmakers to strengthen the legislation.
TORONTO—National animal law organization Animal Justice is condemning Marineland’s disgraceful request for $10 to $20 million in taxpayer dollars to pay for the potential relocation of surviving ...
This Animal Justice panel brings together former animal farmers, a slaughterhouse inspector, and a ranch worker who became ...
CALGARY—In a shocking decision made on March 30, Health Canada reversed its previous ban on the notoriously cruel poison strychnine, granting Alberta and Saskatchewan emergency use permits to kill ...
OTTAWA—Today, four leading animal protection organizations released Towards a National Framework for Farmed Animal Protection, a comprehensive report outlining critical gaps in Canada’s current ...
Canada’s approach to farmed animal protection is fundamentally broken. Canada has no laws to regulate the welfare of animals ...
SASKATOON—Animal Justice is urging the University of Saskatchewan’s Board of Governors to remove so-called “enriched” cage systems from its planned research barn, warning the design risks locking the ...
Canada is a top importer of endangered long-tailed macaques for lab experiments. Urge Canada to stop enabling the cruel macaque trade.
Labels on egg cartons are notoriously confusing. It’s common to see labels like “conventional eggs,” “enriched colonies,” “free run,” “free-range,” and “organic” on egg cartons—but do they mean hens ...
CALGARY—Animal Justice is deeply disappointed by the federal government’s decision to allow the use of strychnine to kill Richardson ground squirrels in Alberta and Saskatchewan, an unscientific ...
Animal Justice, along with the Winnipeg Humane Society (WHS) and a University of Manitoba biology professor, have officially filed an appeal challenging a provincial permit that allows the City of ...
BRANDON—A video filmed at last year’s Royal Manitoba Winter Fair (RMWF) calf scramble (now dubbed the “barnyard challenge”) shows a calf falling headfirst to the ground, flipping onto their back — and ...