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The Calgary Humane Society has opened an investigation into the Calgary Stampede rodeo after Animal Justice filed a legal complaint over a shocking video depicting animal cruelty.
On July 7, during a bronc riding event, a rodeo worker repeatedly hit a horse named Ice Cube in the head and roughly yanked his mane on live television.
The video broadcast show...
Animal Justice recently coordinated a national demonstration across 12 Canadian cities. Our dedicated advocates took to the streets to protest Sobeys’ broken cage-free promise. Frustrated stakeholders gathered peacefully to demand accountability from the major grocery chain. Shockingly, a safety crisis unfolded during our peaceful demonstration outside the Sobeys Forest Lawn ...
Every summer, Calgary transforms for a 10-day Western extravaganza deemed the “Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth.” The event brings in visitors from all over the world to enjoy rides, games and music. However, overshading the fun and fanfare are the cruel rodeo and chuckwagon race events that take place daily on the Stampede grounds.
Rodeo and chuckwagon events inflict...
The federal government is currently deciding how billions of taxpayer dollars will be spent on agriculture over the next five years—and Canadians have a chance to weigh in.
While most people have never heard of the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership (SCAP), its policy decisions shape Canada’s food system. This framework heavily impacts agricultural fundin...
Parliament recently passed Bill C-16—a wide-ranging bill that amends Criminal Code offences involving intimate partner violence. While the Bill, also known as the Protecting Victims Act, makes it illegal to create and disseminate bestiality videos, Parliament failed to strengthen the bill to prohibit all so-called “crush” or torture videos. This was a misse...