Animal Welfare

ARTICLES

When failure becomes acceptable

Accepting new approaches would greatly facilitate the way we coexist with other species. By Georges R. Dupras

Potcake rescues dogs on
the Turks and Caicos Islands

Dedicated volunteers arrange international adoptions for island stray dogs. By Michael Walsh

Spot a turtle on the road?
Here’s how you can help it

Join the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s effort to protect turtles

Commercial seal hunting
and the Domino Effect

Failure to organize will see the efforts of millions of people across the globe were in vain. By Georges R. Dupras

Two faces: The brain
in two spheres

For an inclusive decision-making process to benefit all Canadians rather than a privileged minority. By Georges R. Dupras

Species control:
Pragmatism versus compassion

Officials must make a greater effort to open public discussions to all concerned. By Georges R. Dupras

Montreal Bicycle Club’s
letter to Transport Minister

Hesitancy in providing bike carriage shows Via Rail is not a serious partner for transportation alternatives

On the question of invasive species

What constitutes an invasive species and how it should be dealt with. By Georges R. Dupras

The use of live bait
to train hunting dogs

Ontario’s Bill 91 re-introduces Train and Trial Compounds – Is Quebec next? By Georges R. Dupras

Conservation, mirrors and milkweed

How misdirection is used to keep people from interfering with unpopular wildlife management practices. By Georges Dupras

Do Montrealers really
want another aquarium?

The public is more sensitized to the needs of species held captive in man-made facilities. By Georges Dupras

Meet the champions for the
conservation of native turtles

Eastern Canada’s freshwater turtles are in serious decline and need our help to survive. By Irwin Rapoport

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