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ONTARIO SUPERIOR COURT RULES OSPCA POLICING POWERS ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL
On January 2, 2019 a judge of the Ontario Superior Court, Justice Timothy Minnema, ruled that law enforcement by an unaccountable private organization such as the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA) is unconstitutional.
Ontario Equestrian Donates over $30,000 to Research
With $1.50 per OE membership allocated to the Ontario Equestrian Member Equine Research Fund, this year’s cheque presented at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair came out to just over $30,000!
Many questions remain after protest in Waterford
“There didn’t appear to be adequate or consistent feeding” describes Tupper who made more than a few calls to the OSPCA herself.
TRAGEDY IN WATERFORD – ONE HORSE EUTHANIZED AND TWO MORE STILL IN DANGER
Petition calls for the Minster of MCSCS to immediately suspend further funding to the OSPCA and to conduct a forensic audit of how this significant amount of public money has been spent.
University Of Guelph Equine Certificate And Diploma Programs
The University of Guelph Offers Equine Certificate and Diploma Programs. Study Online and Stay at Home With Your Horses!
Confirmed Cases of EEE in Haldimand
The Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs was notified of two confirmed cases of EEE in Haldimand County, ON.
LONGINES GLOBAL CHAMPIONS TOUR will stop in Montreal, Quebec in 2019
Montreal officially joins the ranks of other major cities located around the globe such as Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid, Rome, Shanghai and Doha, renowned for the indisputable quality of their equestrian events.
EIA Confirmed in Saskatchewan
HEALTH ALERT: Positive Case of Equine Infectious Anemia Confirmed in Saskatchewan
CFIA Requests Public Consultation for EIA Cases
As a result of the number of positive Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) cases recently diagnosed across Canada, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is proposing a new National EIA Disease Control Program, and is seeking public feedback by the deadline of June 18, 2018.