Canola Under Fire From GMO Protesters Across Canada
Manitoba farmers face an anti biotechnology push led by Greenpeace Sierra Club and the Council of Canadians as World Trade Organization protests rage in Seattle. Canola, the prairie crop rising to dominance with $500 million in farm gate receipts, becomes the target of a national boycott as GMO debates intensify. The Canola Council of Canada leads a counter campaign with the Food to Technology Communication Network backed by a $5 million war chest to educate consumers and counter alleged misinformation.
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Alzheimer Disease looming over Canada’s aging baby boomers
Garth Turner warns in a column that aging baby boomers will massively raise public pensions and health care costs. He cites rising dementia risk, urges donations to the Alzheimer Society, and advises planning finances, housing, and support networks for later years. He notes growth in those over 85 and calls for proactive action now.
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