10/29/2025 "When regulators hide technologies from consumers, they don’t protect science—they poison trust"
10/26/2025 Premier Ford’s theatrics may win headlines at home, but even with the CUSMA safety net, his aggressive tone is signaling Washington that doing business with Canada is riskier than ever — and our agri-food exporters are already paying the price
10/21/2025 Tariffs may win political points, but they always lose at the checkout. Every time Ottawa picks a trade fight, Canadians pay for it one grocery bill at a time
10/20/2025 Sorry, Canada — beef prices won’t drop until at least 2027. And it’s not just droughts, screwworms, or demand to blame, but Ottawa’s silence as a few powerful packers and political theatrics steer the global market more than supply and demand ever could
10/17/2025 Canada can’t build a resilient food system on shrinking products, bloated bureaucracy, and foreign-owned factories
10/16/2025 As the Dalhousie–MNP Global Agri-Food Influence Report shows, Canada has all the right ingredients — what it lacks is a coherent recipe
10/14/2025 Demonizing canola oil isn’t science—it’s ideology. Canada’s most successful crop deserves evidence-based respect, not a witch hunt fuelled by nutritional folklore
10/8/2025 The Temporary Foreign Worker Program was meant to fill labour gaps. It has instead become the crutch holding up the Canadian food industry — and the cracks are showing
10/6/2025 A hotter planet means a costlier cup — and no loyalty card can change that
10/2/2025 Canada’s dairy sector isn’t under attack because of who sits in the White House — it’s under pressure because supply management itself has become unsustainable in a global trading world
10/1/2025 This year’s Thanksgiving dinner may cost virtually the same as last year, but the story lies beneath the surface—turkey and carrots are cheaper, while the side dishes quietly get more expensive, reminding us that every plate reflects the shifting economics of our food system
9/29/2025 Starbucks is slowly losing its ownership of the third place, as Canadians look to local cafés, convenience stores and new competitors to redefine where community and coffee meet
