On the opening day of the Toronto International Film Festival, attendees came face to face with PETA’s anti–Canada Goose message.
Canada Goose is attempting to “humane wash” its image and circumvent bans on the sale of fur with its new policy—but fur is always cruelly obtained.
This company is inching us closer to a day when billions of ducks and geese are no longer killed to satisfy anyone’s need to stay warm. Which is it? Click to find out.
Yet another PETA exposé reveals that there’s absolutely no such thing as ethically sourced down.
A goose is on the loose in “Untitled Goose Game,” which could be an ode to animal rights. Check out the video game that’s all about geese’s perspective.
There’s no way for Toronto International Film Festival to continue accepting Canada Goose’s blood money and still be ethical.
Do bone fractures, lacerations, and hemorrhaging sound “ethical” to you?
PETA Senior Vice President Dan Mathews addressed more than 100 fashion professors at this year’s CFDA Fashion Education Summit. Find out what he had to say.
Canada Goose is trying to convince people that it uses “humane” killing methods. Watch PETA’s powerful new video and decide for yourself.
The 2019 Met Gala kept up with its usual extravagant fashions and runway hullabaloo—but to PETA’s disappointment, this year’s event featured a LOT of feathers.
A Canada Goose representative told Astral Media, “CG has spent quite a bit of money with Astral over the past year or so …. Is there anything that can be done here?”
In honor of #CanadaGooseKillsDay, we teamed up with actor Tara Strong to tell the story of a mother coyote killed for a Canada Goose jacket.
Urge the company to drop down and replace it with superior, eco- and animal-friendly vegan materials.
PETA is taking outspoken sheep, cows, foxes, and geese across the country to tell shoppers how they feel about wool, leather, fur, and down.
Jack Harries teamed up with PETA to expose the cruelty behind Canada Goose jackets.
