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Government inaction means farmers must pay for increasing numbers of animals originally imported from Alberta
Residents cite concerns about land values and health if turbines are erected
update: Correction and clarification Mon. Feb. 8, 12:49 PM
Federal and provincial risk management talks drag on with no end in sight
photo: Gerry Ritz
Meanwhile back in the Kitchener area, where the self-anointed Pigeon King produced his mess, a tiny group of creditors met behind closed doors
photo: Susan Taves
New provincial ag minister will present the proposal at a federal and provincial agriculture ministers’ meeting later this week
photo: Bette Jean Crews
Snowfall aided animals’ escape
'Galbraith was fully aware that there was no end market for his
birds,' court document allegesQuota levels unlikely to be reduced at the producer level, says DFO policy adviser
The man at the centre of a large meat scandal seven years ago and additional offences in the years since is zapped with a $15,000 fine
Grey County farmer Michael Schmidt and raw milk advocate wins his day in court and a recent survey indicates more than one third of Canada’s dairy producers think consumers should be able to buy unpasteurized milk
photo: Michael Schmidt
