End corporal punishment of children and youth in Canada by supporting Bill S-251 and 4 more recommendations
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"Increase the availability of pet-friendly housing in Canada", "Stop Animal Abuse & Cruelty in ’Meat Processing’ Plants", "Government: please address the issues that are affecting the health of Shuswap Lake", "CANADA - APOLOGIZE FOR POSTWAR FORCED ADOPTION AND GIVE ADOPTEES ALL THEIR INFO!"
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End corporal punishment of children and youth in Canada by supporting Bill S-251
April 30, 2023... is the National Day to End Corporal Punishment. As such, please consider sending a letter in support of Bill S-251 to Senator Stan Kutcher’s office to help end corporal punishment in Canada. He prefers letters be sent...
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Increase the availability of pet-friendly housing in Canada
The Hidden Crisis of Pet-Friendly Rentals in Canada In Canada, the regulations around whether landlords are allowed to deny rentals to tenants with pets is regulated at a provincial level - meaning each province has it’s own set of rules around...
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Stop Animal Abuse & Cruelty in ’Meat Processing’ Plants
Ordinary, compassionate people continue to consume meat products without ever knowing how cruelly they are produced. The horrific activities going on in most so-called ’Meat Processing’ plants - better known as Slaughterhouses, would turn your stomach if you ever watched the...
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Government: please address the issues that are affecting the health of Shuswap Lake
The water quality of Shuswap Lake has been declining for many years and for a multitude of reasons, primarily in the Salmon Arm arm of the lake but also affecting other areas. With the increase in nutrients coming from many...
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CANADA - APOLOGIZE FOR POSTWAR FORCED ADOPTION AND GIVE ADOPTEES ALL THEIR INFO!
Forced adoption in Canada occurred from WWII and continued until the 1970s. Victims of this practice (birth mothers as well as adoptees) are entitled to an apology from Canada. Knowing about Forced Adoption is nothing new and has been widely...
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