PROTESTERS TO STAGE FUNERAL FOR ANIMALS USED IN RESEARCH AT UBC
WHAT: On Saturday, May 28, Stop UBC Animal Research will stage a funeral at the UBC Alumni Weekend to mourn
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Songbird experiments
UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA’S EXPERIMENTS ON ANIMALS TITLE OF RESEARCH: Neurosteroids and Stress Physiology in Adult Songbirds, Published April 2009
Read moreThe Use Of Non-human Primates In Medical Research
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Read moreExcerpts from UBC’s student newspaper, the UBYSSEY in 2008
EXCERPTS FROM JANUARY 25, 2008 UBYSSEY ARTICLE On January 25, 2008, the UBC student newspaper, the UBYSSEY, ran a cover
Read moreSTOP’s information request to UBC denied
Yesterday, BC’s Office of Privacy Commissioner ruled against Stop UBC Animal Research concerning our request for information about UBC’s animal
Read moreStop UBC Animal Research Continues Multi-Day Vigil at UBC Until Monkeys are Freed
WHAT: Stop UBC Animal Research is staging a week-long vigil and public outreach effort at UBC to protest UBC’s cruel
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According to the UBC student newspaper, the UBYSSEY, the University of British Columbia (UBC) is one of the largest bio-medical
Read moreAccording to the UBC student newspaper, the UBYSSEY, the University of British Columbia (UBC) is one of the largest bio-medical campuses in Canada. Each year, UBC’s Animal Care Center distributes some 100,000 animals, including cats, pigs, mice, rabbits, rats, non-human primates, and other animals to dozens of UBC-affiliated research projects. UBC maintains over thirty animal care facilities across its campus and throughout the rest of Vancouver. The Canadian Council on Animal Care’s most recent data shows the numbers of animals used in “science” in Canada have risen steadily, with nearly 2.3 million animals in 2008, up from less than 1.8 million in 1998. As the home of a rapidly expanding industry of animal experimentation, UBC is at the forefront of this trend. Stop UBC Animal Research has discovered that UBC researchers are conducting highly invasive experiments on animals. ALERT: Urge the University of British Columbia (UBC) to disclose information about its research on animals.
According to the UBC student newspaper, the UBYSSEY, the University of British Columbia (UBC) is one of the largest bio-medical
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