Vigil for victims of the fur trade
https://plus.google.com/105804596190342414527/posts/bE8HkRZ47S7 About a dozen known protesters showed up for the vigil. In fall 2014, we...
https://plus.google.com/105804596190342414527/posts/bE8HkRZ47S7 About a dozen known protesters showed up for the vigil. In fall 2014, we...
Like most people, we believe that animals are not toasters. This view, however, is not shared by our Civil Code. From a legal standpoint, a dog or a cow is no different than a toaster or a chair: all are considered moveable property. Quebec law thus assimilates the act of hurting or abusing an animal to the destruction of property. Not only is this concept morally questionable, but it also clashes with how the majority of Quebec citizens think.
Another case of neglect that the OSPCA is neglecting to act on. This neglected horse has been there for some time. The public is urged to call Bonnie Bishop of the Cornwall OSPCA by phone at 613-936-0072 to demand that action be taken to help this horse.
Propane explosion in Rosemont apartment. 5 injured, a 63 old men is still in critical condition, a firefighter had minor injuries, police cordoned off several streets. Spokeswoman Lynn Ducan said the investigation was transferred to the police arson squad to determine what went wrong. The initial case would be a propane tank explosion causing a fire that was quickly controlled by the firefighters.
This picture was worth the flight. HDR edits can be seen below.
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Shriner's circus protest / vigil in Montreal
Saw the smoke while driving out of Montreal for Chateauguay but we couldn’t stay, 3...
The catch 22 is that fur farms are not legally allowed to sell as pets. Everyone so far that claims a legal fox in Canada has been unable to say what breeder they got it from. Its been implied that they are purchased illegally from fur farms.
Who is Jean-Luc Rodier of St-Jude and why is the wildlife ministry of Quebec refusing...