For weeks, animal rights activists had been protesting outside Toronto’s Antler restaurant. Antler, as the name might suggest, specializes in local seasonal and wild foods, serving up pretty much any animal that calls Canada home. “Murder” and “Animals are not ours to use” were just some of the messages on
It’s happening; the anti-fur movement is gaining major traction. While the backlash against rocking fur is nothing new (remember the anti-fur red paint throwers back in the 80s and 90s?), it’s become impossible to ignore; now, the first global North American city has passed legal action against the sale of fur. Last
Recent years have seen increased calls for Canada to ban circus performances that feature animals. Several petitions have been circulating online, with one directly addressed at Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that criticized Canada for being behind many other countries in animal rights protection. More than 40 countries around the world
A group of moviegoers in Kitchener, Ont. got an unexpected dose of reality last Thursday when they showed up for a free screening of a film billed as “possibly the scariest movie ever created.” Instead of a gruesome, Halloween-themed horror flick, the 200 moviegoers were shown the 2005 documentary “Earthlings.”
TripAdvisor, the world’s travel website (check out their beach recommendations here), has made a bold move when it comes to animal rights. The company just banned ticket sales to attractions where human interact with animals of the wild, captive or endangered type. This includes common “bucket list” activities like swimming
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