The following is a MEDIA RELEASE from:
Canadians for Ethical Treatment of Farm Animals (CETFA)
Charred remains of mother pigs burned to death in gestation crates
Farm animals continue to die horrific deaths with no changes to the farm building code.
Toronto, August 24, 2009: Despite repeated calls to the Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes to amend [...]
Archive for August, 2009
Amend building codes in Canada to protect farm animals from barn fires
Posted in farm animals, food, tagged building codes, factory farming, Farm Building Code of Canada, farming, hogs, pig farmers, pigs, pork on August 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
What Pork Producers Call Farming
Posted in food on August 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
As we read about the bailout of pork producers with our tax dollars, it is time to review some points about this industry’s vile “farming” practices.
Links for further exploration have been provided for each point.
a) Atrocities against pigs as a daily practice and way of life through
factory farming practices such as tail docking and neutering [...]
The Truth about Canada
Posted in Canada, tagged Canada, corporations, media, Mel Hurtig, OECD, The Truth About Canada on August 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Mel Hurtig’s book, The Truth about Canada, published in April 2008, is something all those in this country who choose to wallow in complacency and denial need to pick up.
Meanwhile, get a taste by watching these three eye-opener videos with Mr. Hurtig and learn about what is happening to this once promising country.
The Videos
Part One: [...]
Crises for marine life and elephants highlighted by Kenyan art projects
Posted in Kenya, environment, global warming, vanishing wildlife, tagged Africa, Camps International, elephants, flipflop whale, flipflop whale shark, Kenya, marine pollution, poaching, snares on August 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I posted some time ago about Mfalme, the Minke whale made of discarded flipflops gathered by volunteers from the beaches of Kenya.
What a beautiful boy he is and what a shame he was fated to be beached in a park in Mombasa instead of touring museums worldwide to educate about marine pollution and resultant death [...]


