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Opinion

BY EVAN FRASER AND DEB STARK

March 15, 2021

In approximately six months, world leaders will meet at the United Nations Food Systems Summit. Whether the summit takes place on Zoom, or in person in New York, our representatives will share Canadian insights, help write policy, and set goals for the world’s food systems. As Canada...

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