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Amazing: Grocers Follow Co-op, Push For Animal Welfare

CP | Andrea Ross, The Canadian Press | Posted 05.04.2013 | Canada Alberta

EDMONTON - A group representing Canadian retailers says eight of Canada's largest supermarket chains have signed on with a push to eliminate factory-f...

The Chicken and the Egg - What's Behind all the Variety?

Clare Stanfield | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada Alberta
Clare Stanfield

So I was in my local grocery store the other week buying eggs. If you're like me, you just kind of go for what you know when you're shopping - favourite crackers, favourite yogurt, favourite cereal - you don't really look at what else is on the shelves anymore. But this particular day, it was as if I was seeing the egg section for the first time, and it's a wall.

Compassion Wins Over Cruelty In Co-op Vote

Paul Hughes | Posted 05.15.2013 | Canada Alberta
Paul Hughes

On Wednesday, March 13th, the membership of Calgary Co-op voted in favour of eliminating caged eggs and pork in their 24 stores located in Calgary and region. Calgary Co-op boasts a membership of 440,000, making it one of the largest cooperatives in North America.

Why Co-op's Move Won't Be An Easy One

The Huffington Post Alberta | Michelle Butterfield | Posted 05.15.2013 | Canada Alberta

A move by a Calgary grocer to put an end to the sale of certain chicken and pork products is being applauded by animal activists across the country, b...

The End of Cowshwitz: Will Ethical Bacon & Eggs be Coming to Cowtown?

Paul Hughes | Posted 05.11.2013 | Canada Alberta
Paul Hughes

If Calgary Co-op member, and local food activist, Clint Robertson's motion is successful on Wednesday at their AGM, Calgary Co-op will make history by being the first major food retailer in Canada to begin phasing out the intensive confinement of farm animals, specifically caged pork and battery caged hens for eggs.