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Manomin Project restoring wild ‘rice’
FOOD | Elders maintain that hydroelectric dams along the Winnipeg River devastated the crop Niisaachewan Anishinaabe Nation had nurtured and relied on for generations

Canadian food laureate Anita Stewart, 73
Guelph flags to be lowered for Food Day Canada founder

Editorial: Our food security is vulnerable

University of Guelph holds virtual conference on food systems
Shortages are due to hoarding, not supply problem, prof says

The wired farm
Will 5G networks kick off a wave of innovation for Canada’s farms?

Neonics leave bees vulnerable to mites, study shows
The pesticides are shown to affect bees’ ability to groom themselves

Back from South America for the summer
Warblers fly from Churchill to the Carolinas, then non-stop over the ocean for 2-1/2 days

2019 Canada Food Price Report: Meat prices to decline
This is the first time since its inception that the report is forecasting lower prices for meat tied to rising consumer interest in switching over to more plant-based protein in their diets

Is meat demand on the wane?
The latest Canada Food Price Report says lower demand for meat is in the forecast

Canada brand needs building, protecting
If the federal government wants to build Canada’s food exports, it needs to lay the groundwork for a global brand
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