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Ontario’s Bill 75 takes effect on January 1, 2027, banning most invasive medical testing on dogs and cats across the province. While many tests will soon be illegal, lab animals face being killed when experiments end. Animal Justice has reached out to six Ontario labs that recently used cats or...

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Animal Justice launched ads at Ottawa International Airport featuring photos of horses packed into wooden crates, calling for an end to Canada’s live horse export trade. Despite the Liberal Party’s promise over five years ago to end live horse exports for slaughter, more than 12,500 horses have...

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Nucro-Technics, a Toronto-based contract research company that conducts pharmaceutical and toxicity experiments on dogs, is challenging Ontario’s new ban on most invasive medical experiments on dogs and cats. Ontario’s groundbreaking law takes effect January 1, 2027, and prohibits many forms of...

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For years, the suffering of animals in Canadian animal experimentation has been hidden behind closed doors. But thanks to courageous whistleblowers and undercover investigations, the truth is finally coming to light.

In 2025, Animal Justice helped two brave whistleblowers


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Animal Justice is intervening in a Supreme Court of Canada case involving Toronto’s Ontario Place redevelopment, arguing that governments should not be able to shield themselves from legal accountability for decisions that harm animals and wildlife habitats. Ontario Place provides important...

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