Sylvain Charlebois
ARTICLES BY THIS AUTHOR
- 11/5/2024
What a Trump 2.0 presidency could mean for Canada’s agri-food sector
Trump’s return could bring economic gains for Canada, but the cost to our agri-food sector may be higher than ever—forcing us to navigate a delicate balance between competitiveness and sovereignty - 11/3/2024
Hope in Harris Canada’s agri-food sector’s safer bet
Canada’s agri-food sector stands at a crossroads: a Harris presidency could offer steady policy, while Trump’s approach risks chaos and uncertainty. For our food security, the safer path is clear - 10/30/2024
Food banks are Canada's lifeline—but they can’t fix a broken system
Food banks may feed a growing need, but they reveal a far deeper crisis in Canada’s economic fabric - 10/27/2024
Canada’s food waste epidemic needs a wake-up call
In a country where nearly half of our food ends up in the trash, we need more than awareness—we need action - 10/22/2024
Canada’s dairy waste: Time to legalize raw milk
It’s time to stop dumping and start trusting Canadians with real choices - 10/20/2024
Thought beef prices were high? Wait until 2025
Beef prices have reached record highs, and with supply shortages and economic uncertainty, the trend shows no signs of slowing - 10/16/2024
Canadian dairy farmers are dumping billions of liters of milk
Canadian dairy farmers waste millions of liters of on-farm milk every year, yet they vehemently deny it. The most concerning part is that the Bloc is willing to protect supply management from any reforms with Bill C-282 - 10/14/2024
The Halloween candy crunch of 2024
With shrinkflation shrinking the size of Halloween treats, trick-or-treaters will need to knock on more doors this year to collect the same haul, while parents feel the pinch of rising costs - 10/9/2024
How allergy-friendly restaurants are winning big
For the more than 3 million Canadians living with food allergies, dining out can be a daunting experience, fraught with risk and uncertainty - 10/6/2024
Thanksgiving tables tighten as wallets thin
As Canadians gather around the Thanksgiving table this year, they'll be weighing more than just their plates—balancing budgets has become as crucial as basting turkeys in our current economic climate
