Georges Dupras

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Another barn fire
claims thousands of animals

Preventative measures are sadly lacking in intensive farming facilities. By Georges Dupras

True or political
environmentalism?

Carney and Smith ethically bound to submit West Coast Pipeline environmental impact study. By Georges Dupras

Climate backsliding,
but at what cost

Undoing decades of ecological progress is nothing less than sheer folly. By Georges Dupras

Politics over science:
The slaughter goes on

The ice still runs red with the blood from the commercial seal hunt. By Georges Dupras

End live transport of
horses for slaughter

The federal government is still ignoring public demands. By Georges Dupras

Failsafe systems said
to be infallible that fail

The more we attempt to provoke change, the more vulnerable we are to failing. By Georges Dupras

Marineland belugas:
authorities must act

Those who profited from the incarceration of these intelligent social beings must be held financially accountable. By Georges Dupras

Light a candle
to defy the darkness

Though things are bleak all over the world, there remains hope in the goodness of people. By Georges Dupras

Seniors with pets
ignored by Quebec

Society turns a blind eye to addressing high cost of animal healthcare. By Georges Dupras

Is sustainable development
now even possible?

The biggest challenge we face today is establishing a different approach to sustainability. By Georges Dupras

Veterinary sciences
ethics under scrutiny

Have you been to a veterinary clinic lately? Bring plenty of cash. By Georges Dupras

The Royalmount Aquarium:
an already dated facility

People worldwide are walking away from aquariums and zoological gardens. By Georges Dupras

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