An animal rights group has accused Charles River Laboratories of running a “monkey laundering scheme” by importing live macaques from Cambodia to Canada, converting them into “specimens” at their Quebec facilities, and then re-exporting them to the U.S. despite a temporary ban on such imports. Charles River Laboratories is a major supplier of monkeys for experimentation, with facilities in Quebec and Massachusetts, raising concerns about the exploitation of a loophole in moving monkeys through Canada.
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Oilers vs Panthers: Why this could be the most important hockey finals for Canadians in years
As the Edmonton Oilers face the Florida Panthers in the Stanley Cup finals, the series is framed not just as a sports competition but as a manifestation of Canadian identity amid U.S. political tensions, particularly under President Trump's administration. Historian Jason Wilson highlights the significance of hockey in defining Canadian culture, while opinions vary on public sentiment toward the Oilers, with some experts questioning the extent of national support due to divisive political issues. The...
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