Grocery Giants Let Big Ag Abandon Millions of Caged Hens

Canada’s biggest grocers promised to go cage-free by 2025—but they’ve backtracked. Millions of caged hens are still suffering, and industry pressure is stalling progress.

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Manitoba Dog Crisis Highlighted at 2025 Rez Dog Conference

Bear’s survival story moved the room—and sparked calls for action. See how the 2025 Rez Dog Networking Conference is helping shape the future of Manitoba’s dog crisis.

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Victory! Alberta Ends Use of Compound 1080 on Wolves

Alberta has confirmed it stopped using Compound 1080 to poison wolves—a major win for wildlife. But with the cruel poison still used on coyotes, and no federal ban in place, there’s more work ahead to protect all animals.

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Manitoba Horse Exporter Heads to Trial in Rare Private Prosecution

WINNIPEG—A landmark trial happening in Winnipeg next week is believed to be the first time a private prosecution involving farmed animals has reached trial in Canada. The case was brought […]

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Groups Celebrate Manitoba Funding for Vet Services in Northern Communities

WINNIPEG—Animal Justice and Save A Dog Network Canada applaud today’s announcement of provincial funding aimed at improving access to veterinary care in northern and remote Manitoba communities. The Manitoba government said today […]

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Dairy Hurts Moms: This Mother’s Day, Choose Kindness

Let’s reflect on the toll dairy takes on mother cows—and explore plant-based milk and cheese options that take a stand against cruelty in the dairy industry.

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Ontario Dairy Farm Cruelty: Calves Found Alone & Suffering

Confining calves in isolated hutches is cruel and even violates the dairy industry’s own meager guidelines.

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Crow-Killing Contest Exposes Blind Spot in Manitoba Animal Protection

WINNIPEG—A bird and gopher-shooting contest planned for May 10 in Minnedosa exposes a legal blind spot in Manitoba, permitting intelligent and highly social animals such as crows and magpies to […]

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Crows, Magpies, & Gophers at Risk in Cruel Manitoba Shooting Contest

Giant loophole leaves wild animals at risk of being shot and killed for sport.

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Winnipeg Plans to Gas Ground Squirrels to Death In Their Burrows

Winnipeg plans to use cruel gas bombs to kill ground squirrels in their burrows, starting May 20. Learn how you can take action before May 1.

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Pregnant Horses Drained of Blood for Canadian Pig Farms

Pregnant horses are restrained, bled, and abused on Icelandic blood farms to produce a hormone still used by Canadian factory farms.

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National Animal Protection Election Debate to Take Place on April 23rd

TORONTO—For the second time in Canadian history, federal candidates will square off this Earth Week in a national all-party debate focused on animal protection issues.  Animal protection emerged as an […]

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Mississauga Puppy Abuse Case Shows Glaring Need for Crackdown on Online Sales

MISSISSAUGA—Shocking animal cruelty allegations in Mississauga are a stark example of why Ontario’s animal protection laws remain deeply flawed—and how failing to crack down on websites like Kijiji puts animals […]

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