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Manitoba Minister of Environment and Climate Change Mike Moyes has dismissed an appeal by Animal Justice, the Winnipeg Humane Society, and biological sciences expert Dr. James Hare. The appe...


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Animal Justice has officially filed for leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada in our challenge to Ontario’s ag gag law, arguing that it violates freedom of expression. We are waiting for the Supreme Court to decide whether it will hear our appeal. Ontario’s ag gag law makes it illegal f...

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A 23-year-old female beluga named Peekachu has died at Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, less than two weeks after being transferred from Marineland.

Canada granted export permits for Marineland to ship all 30 remaining belugas and four dolphins after the now-for-sale theme park threatened to kill them.

Reports suggest that many whales at Marineland may be suffer...


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Animal Justice is a national animal law advocacy organization, focused on improving laws and policies to protect animals in Canada. We believe that animals need lawyers, and our legal team works to protect animals from cruelty and neglect. Canada has some of the worst animal protection laws in the Western world, and our mission is to overhaul the legal system to better reflec...


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One of the most urgent issues affecting farmed animals in Canada is the suffering of egg-laying hens, including those who produce Sobeys caged eggs. Millions of hens spend their entire lives confined in cramped wire cages. They suffer in conventional battery cages...


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