Pets OK BC & The Mustard Seed Street Church to Co-Host Town Hall Meeting on Pets & Housing Pets OK BC and The Mustard Seed Street Church welcome the public and key stakeholders to join in a community town hall to consider the issue of pets and housing. As BC …
Read More »B.C. Hunting: the Other Revenue
Big Money for Government – Hunting By Kelly Carson, President of the B.C. Deer Protection Society Part 3 of a multi-part series on conservation officers, trophy hunting and culls in B.C. One of the first things you’ll notice when you download the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations’ 2014-2016 …
Read More »Dog Caught In Leghold Trap; Conservation Officer Indifferent.
CONSERVATION OFFICER WANTS TRAP RETURNED TO TRAPPER By Kelly Carson of DeerSafe Victoria Part 2 of a multi-part series on conservation officers, trophy hunting and culls in B.C. Read part one here. One afternoon in February, 2016, Lynne Cracknell and her husband took their dogs for an outing near White …
Read More »Conservation officer destroys black bear cub.
Awaiting Rescue, Black Bear Cub Destroyed by Conservation Officer Part 1 of a multi-part series on conservation officers, trophy hunting and culls in B.C. By Kelly Carson of DeerSafe Victoria. On Friday, May 6, 2016 Tiana Jackson was driving from her home to Dawson Creek, 50 km away. Three kilometres …
Read More »NARD Victoria Proclamation Passes
NARD Victoria proclamation to oppose violence and oppression against animals passes, despite opposition from councillor. On a regular basis the City of Victoria passes proclamations brought forward from various organizations for the city to recognize officially. These proclamations do not hold the city to any duty to those organizations, but is …
Read More »Animal Advocacy Camp Returns to Vancouver
Interview with Darren Chang, Animal Advocacy Camp organizer and animal activist/advocate. Date: MAY 21-22 Location: The WISE Hall (1882 Adanac St, Vancouver, BC) AAC missed 2015, why do you think it is important that it is back again this year? Conferences are important and useful ways for like-minded people to converge …
Read More »(April Fools) City Council Bans Horse Carriages.
Streets of Victoria Finally Free Of Animal Exploitation. It was an all night meeting between the City, representatives from the carriage industry, and the Victoria Horse Alliance, but in the end history was made. Council passed a motion to phase out the carriage horses, who they had previously defended, by …
Read More »View Royal Rabbits Get Rescue Fundraiser
View Royal rabbits get forever home, but more money still needed for rescue efforts. View Royal rabbits trapped on the Helmcken overpass now number nearly 100 and will soon be heading from their small precarious plot of land on the Helmcken overpass all the way to a sanctuary in Texas, but funds are …
Read More »Vancouver Aquarium Uncovered Stirs Controversy, Screens Tonight at UVic
When Gary Charbonneau went to the 2014 Vancouver Park Board Public Hearing on Whales in Captivity, something didn’t sit right with him. “I was concerned with the lack of information the aquarium presented, including questionable statements so I decided to investigate.” This became the impetus for Charbonneau’s second film, Vancouver …
Read More »Oak Bay Council and Staff Divided, Confused by Deer Management Strategy
The exchanges between council and staff during the Monday Jan 25th, Oak Bay council meeting surrounding what to do with the deer in the municipality were divided, communicated confusion at end goals, and disinterest with wading into another un-researched project to kill more deer residents. Prior to conversation on the …
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