Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: A Philosophical Prelude
Chapter 1: Philosophy and the Case for Animals
Angus Taylor
Part II: The Fundamental Prohibition: Unnecessary Suffering
Chapter 2: Rethinking the Application of Canadian Criminal Law to Factory Farming
Katie Sykes
Chapter 3: Traffic Tickets on the Last Ride
Vaughan Black
Part III: The Fundamental Classification: Property
Chapter 4: A Monkey in the Middle: Reflections on Darwin the Macaque and the (R)evolution of Wild Animals in Canadian Common Law
Mary J Shariff
Chapter 5: The Canadian Seal Hunt as Seen in Fraser’s Mirror
Lesli Bisgould & Peter Sankoff
Part IV: Different Communities: Municipal, Aboriginal, and International
Chapter 6: Municipal Governance and Innovative Shark Conservation Efforts: Problems and Prospects
Cameron Jefferies & Eran Kaplinsky
Chapter 7: Animal Rights and Aboriginal Rights
Will Kymlicka & Sue Donaldson
Chapter 8: Indigenous Rights and Relations with Animals: Seeing beyond Canadian Law
Constance MacIntosh
Chapter 9: Whales and Seals and Bears, Oh My! The Evolution of Global Animal Law and Canada’s Ambiguous Stance
Katie Sykes, Joanna Langille, & Robert Howse
Part V: New Tactical Approaches
Chapter 10: Charities, Animals, and Social Change: Charting a More Charitable Approach to Animal Advocacy
Maneesha Deckha & Sarah Runyon
Chapter 11: What Does False Advertising Have to Do with Animal Protection?
Camille Labchuk
Chapter 12: Bringing Animal Abusers to Justice Independently: Private Prosecutions and the Enforcement of Canadian Animal Protection Legislation
Sophie Gaillard & Peter Sankoff
Table of Cases
Index
Contributors