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Novembre 21, 2019 8:11AM

‘Eat local’ food movement doomed to fail in Ontario and beyond

Pierre Desrochers
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‘Eat local’ food movement doomed to fail in Ontario and beyond

Backyard chickens have appeared in increasing numbers in animal shelters.

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food prices, food, food sources, agricultural policy, environment
Octobre 8, 2019 1:00AM

The Myths of Local Food Policy: Lessons from the Economic and Social History of the Food System
Pierre Desrochers
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economic development, food security, food prices, food supply, food sources, food, food supply management, agricultural policy
Août 15, 2014 3:27PM

Your family’s largest expense may surprise you
Charles Lammam, Milagros Palacios, Sean Speer
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If you asked average Canadian families what their largest expense is, many would probably say housing. And you can’t blame them. Mortgage and rental payments are a painful monthly reminder of how much we pay for this basic necessity.

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canadian consumer tax index, taxes, average canadian family, total tax bill, hidden taxes, income tax, sales tax, property tax, food, clothing, shelter, basic necessities, canadian family's largent expense
Mars 20, 2002 9:00AM

Biotechnology and Food for Canadians
Alan McHughen
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biotechnology, food, genetic modification, GMO food, genetically modified food, health risks
Mars 20, 2002 2:00AM

Biotechnology and Food for Canadians
Alan McHughen
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Biotechnology gives us crops that can be grown with fewer pesticides, and farmed using more environmentally sustainable methods. Crops with healthier food characteristics that carry fewer natural toxins or allergens are now in the pipeline. Canadians are fortunate in being able to benefit from these foods and medicines.

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biotechnology, food, genetic modification, GMO food, genetically modified food, health risks