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Historic Fur Trader “The Bay” Goes Fur-Free!

Hudson’s Bay Company was once the largest fur trader in North America.

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Foreign Pig Farm Lobbyists Oppose Banning Iceland’s Blood Farms

A new documentary, “Iceland – the hidden blood business” exposes how horses are abused for the factory farm hormone.

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Meat, Dairy & Eggs Drain Fresh Water Resources

Animal agriculture is responsible for 20-30 percent of all freshwater consumption in the world today.

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Join Our Team! Wanted: Communications Associate

Animal Justice is a national animal law advocacy organization, focused on improving legal protections for animals in Canada. Our team works to pass strong new animal laws at all levels […]

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Hens Suffer as Major Brands Wobble on Cage-Free Commitments

The Open Wing Alliance is calling out three global companies for failing to report meaningful progress towards their cage-free egg commitments.

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We Caught Them Illegally Abusing Animals – Why Is This Slaughterhouse Still Licensed?

Meadow Valley Meats subjects animals to illegal abuse and has a history of violations.

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Toxicity Testing Update: Bill S-5 Passes Committee Stage

As the bill moves through study and debate in the House of Commons, Animal Justice lawyers are working to bring in new restrictions on animal testing.

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Animal Justice Renews Calls for Charges After Orca Kiska Dies at Marineland

Kiska, widely known as the “loneliest orca in the world”, has died after living over 40 years in a tank at Marineland, with over a decade in solitary confinement. Her […]

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US Regulator Agrees: Soy Milk is a Milk

In draft guidelines, the FDA found that the word “milk” on plant-based products did not confuse shoppers and that there are free speech considerations with food label regulations.

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Circle K Goes Cage-Free!

Couche-Tard expands its cage free commitment, with 2,000 franchise-owned stores around the world committed to stop selling eggs from caged hens by 2025.

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