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Vancouver lawyer Rebeka Breder (seen with her rescue dog Bowen) says a number of courts are now saying that decisions involving pets must take into account the best interests of the animal. Photo - JONATHAN CRUZ Last year, an Australian court struck down a strata ban on pets because it was “oppressive”. The court issued the decision in a case involving a luxury-condo tower in Sydney and a dog named Angus. The dog, a miniature schnauzer, belongs to Jo Cooper, a local singer an


- Mar 1, 2021
Investigation Of Canada's Controversial Horse Slaughter Industry.
CALGARY -- Canada - and in particular Alberta - is one of the world’s biggest suppliers of horses for meat. More than 25,000 are slaughtered annually. The meat is frozen and exported, mainly to Japan, France and the U.S. But what is most controversial is how the industry feeds the desire for fresh raw horse meat in Asia. Thousands o f live horses are loaded onto airplanes annually and flown thousands of kilometres away, where they are fattened up for slaughter. The Canadian H
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