The science behind solving food insecurity in Canada

Food security is not simply about supply. It requires adaptability. And adaptability is rooted in ingenuity, advanced through science and translated into practical solutions through research.
Canadian universities translate federal research investments into practical solutions that strengthen this country’s food system, rural communities and export capacity, writes Gabriel Miller, president and chief executive officer of Universities Canada.

For generations, Canada has been able to rely on a strong and stable food system. That assumption is now being tested.

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