It’s time for a critical shift in how our country plans and approves major infrastructure projects: adopt mandatory Agricultural Impact Assessments at the federal level. Read full story

'Food insecurity is an income issue,' says Daily Bread CEO Neil Hetherington, while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre argues the Liberals are blaming international instability for a problem largely created by domestic economic policy. Read full story

Independent decisions by Health Canada experts are meant to be the firewall between Canadians and unacceptably risky products. Bill C-30 weakens that firewall. Read full story

The opportunity is clear, and the foundations already exist. What remains uncertain is whether we are prepared to act with the ambition the moment demands. Read full story

The next food shock may not start with drought or crop failure. It may start when fertilizer cannot move through a shipping lane. Read full story

Canada is the only country in the G7 that does not have a national agency responsible for wildfire response. Read full story

The much-anticipated review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement—which covers roughly $1.3-trillion in annual Canada-U.S. trade in goods and services—is coming up July 1. Read full story

Protecting biodiversity requires more than targets on paper. It depends on sustained investment in three pillars of scientific capacity: long-term monitoring, scientific expertise and recovery infrastructure. All three are now at risk. Read full story

Proposed reforms to pesticide regulations place immediate economic considerations above health costs that are harder to measure in quarterly budgets, but are very real in people’s lives. Read full story

Expanding plant-based agriculture offers an opportunity to grow the economy, strengthen resilience, enhance food security and food sovereignty, and address climate change simultaneously.  Read full story