TORONTO—Animal Justice, Canada’s leading animal law organization, is deeply saddened by the deaths of thousands of pigs in a barn fire in Simcoe, Ontario, a tragedy which underscores the urgent […] ...

Animal Justice filed a legal complaint after a cowboy was filmed striking a horse during a Calgary Stampede rodeo event.

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Canada slaughters over 800 million farmed animals every year for food. The meat, dairy, and egg industries have mounted a massive public relations campaign, trying to create a feel-good, idealistic ...

New hidden-camera footage, released by Animal Justice, gives the first-ever behind-the-scenes look at a small-scale, local Canadian slaughterhouse. While many Canadian believe that buying local or ...

A survey of more than 1,000 Canadian residents found that egg packaging from multiple companies is highly misleading, with consumers wrongly believing hens live in better conditions than they truly do ...

The dairy industry has released a new code of practice for the treatment of cows and calves on dairy farms. Shockingly, the new guidance still allows heartbreaking cruelty—including separating baby ...

Boogie the monkey is suffering and needs our help. Boogie is a Japanese macaque confined at Bervie Zoo, a roadside zoo in Kincardine, Ontario, where she spends her days alone in a small barren ...

A horse was seriously injured during the Calgary Stampede’s chuckwagon race on Saturday night—with Prime Minister Mark Carney in the stands—after two chuckwagons collided in the third heat of the ...

What is a Puppy Mill? Puppy mills are commercial breeding operations which force dogs to produce litter after litter of puppies, typically on an intensive basis. Puppy mills can have dozens or even ...

Farmed animals in Canada suffer on a scale that is difficult to imagine. In 2024, over 863 million land animals were killed for food in Canadian slaughterhouses. The total number is unquestionably ...

In Canada, most egg-laying hens are kept in small wire cages, stacked on top of each other. These intensive confinement systems are incredibly cruel, and force hens to live in cramped, filthy ...