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In a country that prides itself on innovation and choice, policies like Bills C-282 and C-293 represented a dangerous overreach—proof that good governance sometimes means letting bad ideas die

Tariffs could deal a sweeping blow to the Canadian economy

The real challenge lies in keeping Canada's agri-food sector competitive. Otherwise, Canadian grocers may turn to cheaper U.S. imports

Unifor members agree on new deal including significant wage increases, job protections

Trump was elected the 47th president of the U.S. amidst a deeply divided America

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

Canadian Chamber of Commerce said labour disruptions are becoming too common and tarnish country's reputation

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

Farmgate price of milk will go down by 0.0237% early next year

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