Draft:Canadian Coalition for Farm Animals
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Comment: You should remove most of the non-independent sources, like the charity's own websites and rewrite the draft from what reliable, independent sources say about the draft. The current independent sources do not give any info about the charity and simply quotes their words. Ca talk to me! 15:36, 17 June 2024 (UTC)
| Type | Charitable Organization |
|---|---|
| Purpose | Animal Welfare |
| Location |
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| Website | https://www.humanefood.ca |
Canadian Coalition for Farm Animals, also known as Coalition Canadienne pour la Protection des Animaux de Ferme, or CCFA, is a Canadian charitable organization dedicated to promoting the welfare of animals raised for food in Canada by means of public education, legislative change, and consumer choice.[1]
CCFA was founded in 2005[2] and obtained charitable status in February of 2023.[3]
The members of the board of directors are Vicki Fecteau, Maureen Boag, Anne Griffin, Geraldine Lindley, and Edana Brown (Hon.)[4]
Campaigns
Barn Fires
CCFA petitioned for a change to the National Farm Building Code as to include protection of animals from fire.[5] Vicki Fecteau also spoke on The Sunday Edition about the Coalitions efforts to raise awareness about barn fires and their effects on the lives of farm animals.[6] CCFA is working with the Canadian government to try to increase fire detection system use in barns.[6]
CCFA launched the website https://www.preventingbarnfires.com[7]
Animal Transportation
CCFA organized protests[8] and campaigned for shorter transportation times for animals being taken to slaughter. They petitioned for amended transport regulations for farm animals.[9] They released inspection reports from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency to the media.[10][11][12]
Video Surveillance in Slaughterhouses
The Canadian Coalition for Farm Animals petitioned the Canadian government to commit to a plan of implementing video surveillance in slaughter facilities.[13]
Foie Gras
CCFA petitioned[14] and campaigned against foie gras and force-feeding of animals in Canada.[15]
Farmed Chickens
The Canadian Coalition for Farm Animals created the website https://helpthechickens.ca/ to raise awareness of the condition farmed chickens live in.[16]
References
- ^ "About Us".humanefood.ca
- ^ "Canadian Coalition for Farm Animals".humanefood.ca
- ^ "T3010 Registered Charity Information Return".apps.cra-arc.gc.ca/
- ^ "Board Members".humanefood.ca
- ^ "Petition e-1452".ourcommons.ca
- ^ a b (7 December, 2018)."Thousands of fam animals die in barn fires and no one seems to care".The Sunday Magazine
- ^ "Preventingbarnfires.com".
- ^ Hong, Jackie (29 August, 2016)."Protesters Decry Canadian Farm Animal Transportation Laws". Toronto Star. 29 August 2016. Archived from the original on 2021-09-23.Toronto Star
- ^ "Petition e-355".ourcommons.ca
- ^ Hui, Ann (16 September, 2018)."Report Reveals Inconsistencies in Highway Inspections of Animal Transport Vehicles". The Globe and Mail. 16 September 2018. Archived from the original on 2021-10-18.The Globe and Mail
- ^ Hui, Ann (16 March, 2017)."CFIA Bows to Meat Industry on Animal Transport Rules Documents Show". The Globe and Mail. 16 March 2017. Archived from the original on 2021-12-03.The Globe and Mail
- ^ Walkom, Thomas (18 September, 2018)."Canada's rules for transporting animals are weak but they're also not rigorously enforced". Toronto Star. 18 September 2018.Toronto Star
- ^ "Petition e-3961".ourcommons.ca
- ^ "Helptheducks.ca".
- ^ Scott-Reid, Jessica (26 June, 2023)."Foie to Faux is Becoming a Thing". 26 June 2023.Planet Friendly News
- ^ "Helpthechickens.ca".
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