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Lindsay grew up in Nova Scotia, moved to Ontario to pursue her master's degree and work for the Government of Ontario before moving even further west to Vancouver. An Acadia University and Queen's University alumna, Lindsay is currently a Government Relations Officer at UBC. When she isn't cooking a new vegan recipe, Lindsay enjoys curling, barre classes and traveling to Disney parks. Connect with Lindsay on Twitter at @lindsaydoucet.

BC phases out mink farming

BC phases out mink farming

Nov 24, 2021

Earlier this month, BC announced it would phase out its mink-farming industry. This blog examines the harms caused by this industry, including the spread of diseases like COVID-19, and provides suggestions for taking further action against commercial mink farming.

Everyone does not love Marineland

Everyone does not love Marineland

Aug 18, 2021

We will outline some recent developments that have brought Marineland’s harmful practices to light and how you can help. 

Using your platform for good: A spotlight on celebrity vegans

Using your platform for good: A spotlight on celebrity vegans

May 26, 2021

Many vegan public figures have been using their platforms in significant ways to promote vegan principles. Here’s a quick look at the amazing contributions of some plant-based celebrities.

Vegan fast food options and alternatives

Vegan fast food options and alternatives

Apr 12, 2021

I’m admittedly a fan of vegan fast food every now and then, so I wanted to share my thoughts on some of the new vegan options I’ve tried recently.

It’s time to reconsider fireworks

It’s time to reconsider fireworks

Jan 26, 2021

Fireworks are considered exciting entertainment by a lot of people. However, many cities have been taking a closer look at the harms that fireworks can cause to animals, the environment, and humans. Perhaps alternatives are needed.

Frankenstein’s monster- early vegetarian celebrity?

Frankenstein’s monster- early vegetarian celebrity?

Nov 18, 2020

Shelley also wrote about how a vegetarian diet is better for the environment, noting: “the quantity of nutritious vegetable matter, consumed in fattening the carcase of an ox, would afford ten times the sustenance if gathered immediately from the bosom of the earth.”6 It is interesting to see how, despite being so long ago, Shelley touches on many of the modern arguments for a vegan diet.

Trick or treat- vegan style!

Trick or treat- vegan style!

Oct 14, 2020

Ahead of the big day at the end of the month, I wanted to share some vegan Halloween resources, tips and tricks I’ve come across.

Good vegan news from around the world!

Good vegan news from around the world!

Aug 17, 2020

Let’s face it – 2020 hasn’t exactly been the best year in recent history. Despite all the challenges we face, we must not be discouraged. The plant-based movement continues to grow and even offers hope for a better future.

A Brief History of Veganism

A Brief History of Veganism

May 25, 2020

Looking back at the history of veganism inspires a lot of hope for the future of the movement. Veganism is becoming more mainstream- one example of this is actor Joaquin Phoenix’s speech at the 2020 Oscars about the harms of the dairy industry.

Tips for going (and staying) vegan!

Tips for going (and staying) vegan!

Mar 23, 2020

You might think going vegan will restrict or limit your diet, but on the contrary, it can open up a whole new array of ingredients, and new ways of thinking about food!

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Seafood Animals Are Probably Sentient — Now What? - Faunalytics

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"Multiple studies have demonstrated a link between the consumption of UPFs and the heightened risk of health issues. However, in view of the broad and

Planteneers on UPFs: All Ultra-Processed, All Unhealthy? - vegconomist - the vegan business magazine

“Precision Wellness” is one of the current top trends, according to Innova Market Insights. The focus is on healthy nutrition, including gut health, ideally

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