article_snippet: It is unclear whether these images are from Canada Goose trappers but the firm does use the same leg holds .
article_snippet: certified Canadian trappers are governed by the Agreement on International Humane Trapping Standards (AIHTS) and certified Canadian trappers pelts are purchased by Canada Goose through North American Fur Auctions (NAFA).
article_snippet: According to Canada Goose Canada Goose through North American Fur Auctions (NAFA)monitors very closely' the practices of the trappers selling through it.
article_snippet: Instead, they claim: 'There is no mechanism within Canada Goose through North American Fur Auctions (NAFA) to provide any degree of oversight of the trapping practices of the trappers from which NAFA accepts consignment pelts.'
article_snippet: NAFA, NAFA states, does not monitor trappers.
article_snippet: NAFA is not an oversight body; NAFA is a commercial fur auction house.
article_snippet: the AIHTS simply requires Canada to 'phase out' certain types of traps – traps, Canada claims, that are still used by the trappers selling to Canada Goose.
article_snippet: the animal rights group say that the trappers are not monitored to be sure that act humanely .
article_snippet: As for the company's assertion that the company do not use the pelt of endangered species, Canada points out that the traps set for coyotes are indiscriminate in the animals the company capture.
article_snippet: Leg hold traps are still legal in Canada.