We are entering a crucial period in the pandemic. So far, all governments have agreed to keep the borders open. More than ever, cooler heads need to prevail.
The coronavirus will likely impact the Canadian economy and, no doubt, food prices. But Li Wenliang’s story has become the new, powerful symbol of Beijing’s disgraceful failure to disclose and be more transparent.
The Feds are looking at spending $25 million to get you to buy Canadian when visiting a grocery store or restaurant. This is a great idea, in theory, but could easily turn into a marketing disaster.
Maple Leaf Foods wants to be carbon neutral for one reason. Its emphasis is no longer about supply-side economics but rather about listening to and serving a market in desperate need of attention
