News reports suggest the federal government may yield to outside pressure to grant increased access to Canadian markets
The former wheat board responds in ‘open letter,’ while the NFU calls on the western provinces to buy the board’s assets until farmers can take control
The special rapporteur on the right to food's visit marks the first time the UN has dispatched an official to investigate food insecurity in a developed country
If everyone using a food bank in Manitoba lived in one place, it would be the province’s second-largest city. There are approximately 56,000 Manitobans who lack access to food because they either can’t afford it, or have nowhere to produce any themselves — or both. They are the Manitobans that Winnipeg Harvest has been trying
