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Raise an egg to thank the Canadians who produce our food

Parliament can demonstrate its support for egg farmers by ensuring the implementation of programs and initiatives for supply-managed farmers as they absorb the impact of recent trade deals.

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BY ROGER PELISSERO
October 7, 2020

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