Changes in hog farming are long overdue
By: Vicki Burns and Jessica Scott-Reid This article was published in the Winnipeg Free Press on Friday, Oct. 11, 2024. When Manitobans dig into
By: Vicki Burns and Jessica Scott-Reid This article was published in the Winnipeg Free Press on Friday, Oct. 11, 2024. When Manitobans dig into
Ending the Cruel Confinement of Manitoba’s Hogs: A Call for Change In a recent CityNews interview, Vicki Burns of Hog Watch Manitoba, Colleen Walker of
Manitoba’s industrial hog production model is built on practices that disregard animal welfare subjecting pigs to cruelty, a lack of concern for environmental sustainability, and
Over 30 years ago, large factory style barns, used for raising pigs, started dotting the landscape across southern Manitoba. Not surprisingly, within just a few
Curly and the Getaway Gang by Bill Massey Every spring we buy weanling pigs. We usually bring them home in a wooden crate and confine
Court ruling could catalyze new wave of U.S. animal welfare laws The precedent could leave pork trade to navigate an eventual legislative patchwork. By David