It is fashion week in Toronto and a lot of fashionistas may be sporting a garment that has adorned people for centuries. Fur is often worn as luxury item to exude wealth and style. But not everybody views it that way. People For The Ethical Treatment Of Animals (PETA) held an anti-fur protest at David Pecault Square in Toronto on Oct. 23.

La Palette offers a dish that is both unique and controversial. People either love it or hate it. Last year, the restaurant had about 20 protesters outside the establishment protesting the controversial dish. The protesters held signs and spoke into megaphones to make their voices heard. Brook Kavanagh, a chef at La Palette, went out to meet the protesters.

“We don’t sell anything that breathes,” Murray said. “We won’t even sell crickets.”