Articles by Bridget Demarsh
Top Villain #5: Margaret Hudson of Burnbrae Farms
Half of Burnbrae’s hens are still confined in cages for eggs. It’s time to go cage-free!
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Save Boogie: Misconduct Complaint Filed After Authorities Fail to Act
Boogie has suffered alone in a cage at Bervie Zoo, where she paces and bites herself from stress.
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Top Villain Card #3: Sue Hudson of Burnbrae Farms
It’s time for Burnbrae to stop hiding behind deceptive labels and commit to going 100 percent cage-free.
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End Barbaric Killing Methods in NFACC Poultry Code
Use your voice to push the farming industry to do better for turkeys and chickens!
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2 Penguins & 1 Beluga Die at Marineland
Despite a four-year investigation, Animal Welfare Services has failed to protect whales from dying.
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Boogie the Lonely Monkey Should Be Moved to Sanctuary, Says Ontario NDP
Boogie’s suffering at Bervie Zoo has gone on for too long. The Ontario NDP is calling on the Solicitor General to intervene and rescue her.
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Animal Justice Testifies at the Senate to Stop Ag Gag Bill C-275
Animal Justice urges the senate ag committee to reject Bill C-275, a thinly-disguised effort to conceal farmed animal cruelty and shield farms from scrutiny.
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Veal Sandwich Competition Axed from CNE After Public Outcry
After public pressure, the CNE has quietly removed a “Best Veal Sandwich” event from the CNE.
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Animal Justice Challenges Manitoba’s Secrecy on Mink Farms
Animal Justice has filed a complaint following refusal from Manitoba Agriculture to release information about fur farms in the region.
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Calgary Stampede Rodeo: A Tradition of Torture
More than 100 animals have been killed since 1986 at the Calgary Stampede.
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No Jail Time for Activists, But Still No Justice for Pigs
Two animal advocates received 120 days of house arrest after their jail sentences were overturned—yet Excelsior Hog Farm continues to evade accountability.
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Legal Battle: Animal Justice Back in Court to Challenge Animal-Killing Plastic Pollution
Animal Justice stands in court to defend animals against a decision favouring the plastic industry.
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Rejected: Ministry Refuses to Review Penned Dog Hunting
Despite public opposition, Ontario hasn’t backed away from a plan to expand the cruel bloodsport of penned dog hunting.
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Progress! Bill to Protect Elephants & Great Apes Passes Committee Study—but There’s Still Work To Be Done
Important legislation seeking to protect great apes and elephants in captivity is nearing the House of Commons, but big cats are still being left out.
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