The great protein war pits chain against chain
Proteins are dividing us more than ever and this summer, major restaurant chains are not helping. We need a truce, and fast
Welfare program for dairy industry won’t save it
A new plan is needed for supply management, focusing on farm and processing competitiveness and providing proper coverage across Canada
The program announced by the Trudeau government has no plan or strategy, just payments for eight years and a hope that things will improve
Tolls the fairest way to fund P.E.I.’s Confederation Bridge
The bridge is a prime example of a private-public partnership gone right. Shifting the burden to taxpayers and non-users is simply unfair
The bridge is a prime example of a private-public partnership gone right. Shifting the burden to taxpayers and non-users is simply unfair
Growing number of households outsourcing meal preparation
Kitchen stoves could soon be following the sewing machine as unnecessary household appliances
Kitchen stoves could soon be following the sewing machine as unnecessary household appliances
Rigid focus on seniority hurts teachers and students
There is a huge difference between protecting senior teachers from arbitrary layoffs and guaranteeing their preference in being hired for vacant positions
Beyond Meat should look beyond meat
Beyond Meat’s fixation on replicating the taste and texture of natural products like beef has become the company’s greatest weakness
Beyond Meat’s fixation on replicating the taste and texture of natural products like beef has become the company’s greatest weakness
Holy guacamole! Avocados are expensive
Until Mexico ramps up production, we’ll pay higher prices. And corruption in the Mexican avocado industry could force suppliers to more socially-acceptable sources
Until Mexico ramps up production, we’ll pay higher prices. And corruption in the Mexican avocado industry could force suppliers to more socially-acceptable sources
Scheer’s food guide criticism may come back to bite him
Weaponizing Canada’s Food Guide to promote certain foods against other sources never results in a positive outcome.
Weaponizing Canada’s Food Guide to promote certain foods against other sources never results in a positive outcome.
A cashless food economy? Don’t bank on it – yet
The case for moving away from cash for food purchases is strong: it’s efficient, convenient, and cuts down on theft and human error. But it’s not all good
The case for moving away from cash for food purchases is strong: it’s efficient, convenient, and cuts down on theft and human error. But it’s not all good
One patient, one record: the folly of Nova Scotia’s latest health plan
The plan seems to depend on methods developed in part in other countries that rank poorly for health services delivery
The plan seems to depend on methods developed in part in other countries that rank poorly for health services delivery