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Canada’s national security and the integrity of our food system go hand-in-hand

Over the past two years, food insecurity has grown, and supply lines have struggled. Pandemic-related challenges to planting and harvesting opened conversations about the role of migrant labour and the resilience of long-distance trade.

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BY EVAN FRASER, LENORE NEWMAN, AND JANOS BOTSCHNER
January 4, 2022

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