It’s time to process what we grow
The public opinion in this area is clear: Canadians see agriculture and food production as central to our economic future. They want stronger domestic supply chains.
Canada has long been a trusted supplier of raw agricultural commodities. For nearly a century, we’ve grown high-quality crops and shipped them around the world. That legacy is a strength, but in today’s geopolitical and economic climate it’s no longer enough. We need t...
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