The economic damage of supply management to Canadian families is significant. But we failed to get rid of it in recent trade talks
The economic damage of supply management to Canadian families is significant. But we failed to get rid of it in recent trade talks
The U.S. president has helped Canadian consumers by forcing Canada to concede a portion of its dairy market
The U.S. president has helped Canadian consumers by forcing Canada to concede a portion of its dairy market
A clear vision and strategy for dairy’s future is imperative, with a forward-looking focus on domestic and foreign markets
A clear vision and strategy for dairy’s future is imperative, with a forward-looking focus on domestic and foreign markets
The new North American trade agreement has forced Canadians to look honestly at our dairy industry
The new North American trade agreement has forced Canadians to look honestly at our dairy industry
The federal government has not explicitly stated that supply management is non-negotiable
The federal government has not explicitly stated that supply management is non-negotiable
We need a smart, realistic strategy for negotiations, starting with giving up our dairy supply management system
We need a smart, realistic strategy for negotiations, starting with giving up our dairy supply management system
The opening of the dairy market was done systematically over eight years to allow time for farmers to transition
The opening of the dairy market was done systematically over eight years to allow time for farmers to transition
Supply management is protectionism by another name. And domestic protectionism shouldn’t be ignored as we seek freer trade
Supply management is protectionism by another name. And domestic protectionism shouldn’t be ignored as we seek freer trade
Supply management 2.0 is finally here. To survive, farmers who see the writing on the wall will need to develop new skill sets
Supply management 2.0 is finally here. To survive, farmers who see the writing on the wall will need to develop new skill sets
A Supreme Court ruling that there’s no ‘constitutional guarantee of free trade’ will stifle both competition and lower prices for consumers
A Supreme Court ruling that there’s no ‘constitutional guarantee of free trade’ will stifle both competition and lower prices for consumers