The government recently announced an “investment” of $300,000 to continue studying the link between wild waterfowl and the avian influenza outbreak in the Fraser Valley. The studies collect sediment samples […]
Canadians for Ethical Treatment of Food Animals (CETFA) was founded in 1990 to expose the massive abuse of animals raised for food under intensive factory farming conditions. The original directors […]
Early this morning, a sow was found walking loose on the perimeter in Winnipeg. It’s likely the sow fell off a truck from H@MS, a collecting station on the West […]
Over the last 2 weeks, in Canada, over 200 animals burnt to death in barn fires. The first incident happened in a barn located north east of Cornwall, Ontario, during […]
ONTARIO – Wednesday March 18, a transport truck carrying pigs flipped on Northville Rd., outside of Thedford.According to Blackburnews, several pigs had to be euthanized.In Canada, livestock truck drivers are not […]
It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of sweet Wilbur. Wilbur was discovered by a CETFA investigator on a cold, wet winter night six years ago. […]
ALBERTA – Last Wednesday, a transport truck carrying cattle crashed on Highway 36, about 10 kilometres south of Castor. According to CBC, many of the animals died or had to be euthanized. […]
A new meme-based CETFA campaign is helping educate Canadians on the abuses inflicted upon farmed animals based on their sex in today’s factory farms. Each meme shares a disturbing procedure, […]
Last week, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) announced that two factory farms in B.C.’s Fraser Valley tested positive for avian influenza. Testing found the virus at a turkey farm in Abbotsford and a broiler chicken breeding facility in Chilliwack. Following the announcement, three more Fraser Valley farms were subsequently quarantined. More than 140,000 birds are set to be euthanized as a result. This isn’t the first bird flu outbreak found in the Fraser Valley. In 2004, […]
According to federal transport regulations, the Health of Animals Act, Part XII, Sections 143, (1)(d) and (e), “No person shall transport or cause to be transported any animal in a railway […]
