Treat agriculture as national defence with a strong water strategy
Canada may be rich in fresh water, but abundance does not equal security. Management is fragmented across jurisdictions, and shared river systems, especially in the Prairies, face mounting pressure.
When Canadians think of national defence, we picture military readiness, international alliances, and cybersecurity. But the most overlooked threat to our security isn’t on a battlefield. Resilience depends on something more basic: our ability to grow, transport, and acces...
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