But a great deal of work must be done to turn the vision into a reality that serves all Canadians
But a great deal of work must be done to turn the vision into a reality that serves all Canadians
China has played Canada in impressive fashion over the last six months and the meat ban is a masterful stroke
Diplomatically, China has made Canada look like an amateur trying to play in the big leagues.
The goals are noble, but the budget is small and the policy is painfully short on detail and strategy
Ottawa has offered its first food policy in our country’s history. Beyond that achievement, the actual document does not offer much for our agri-food sector to celebrate.
The world of food marketing is full of deception. The truth is there is very little that’s 'natural' about our food, but that doesn't make it dangerous
The world of food marketing is full of deception. The truth is there is very little that’s ‘natural’ about our food, but that doesn’t make it dangerous
The Senate has delayed for eight months its final vote on restrictions to food marketing to children
The Senate has delayed for eight months its final vote on restrictions to food marketing to children
The trust gap between industry and government has grown, and they’re butting heads more frequently
The food sector has claimed for years that overregulation is killing jobs and overwhelming innovation in Canada. Perhaps, but our pursuit for convenience as consumers has now pushed both industry and regulators to the precipice of a battle to be recognized as the most ethical.
Bayan Sharafi of Baked Doughnuts talks about providing treats for consumers who suffer from food sensitivities and allergies
Bayan Sharafi of Baked Doughnuts talks about providing treats for consumers who suffer from food sensitivities and allergies
From canola to peas and soybeans, the Chinese are using our commodities as bargaining chips in a diplomatic dispute
From canola to peas and soybeans, the Chinese are using our commodities as bargaining chips in a diplomatic dispute
How Canada's upper house can work across party lines and stop the marketing of junk food to kids
How Canada’s upper house can work across party lines and stop the marketing of junk food to kids
Metro plans to let customers bring their own containers to stores in Quebec. You can bet other retailers will follow suit
Metro plans to let customers bring their own containers to stores in Quebec. You can bet other retailers will follow suit