Europe’s agricultural revolt warns Canada about policy shifts
The piece argues that Europe’s farmer protests and EU election shifts show rising support for pro farming and export-focused policies while Greens lose ground. It links high costs and heavy state controls to reduced food security and urges Canada to avoid Europe’s Urban-centric agri policies, highlighting analysts and institutions cited.
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Europe
Green Party
Brussels
Greens
China
United States
France
Germany
Emmanuel Macron
National Assembly
Belgium
Canada
Bad brains and beds spark a timely editorial detour
A columnist abandons a planned piece to avoid offense and instead highlights a New York Times essay on how becoming a parent changes the brain. Research shows reduced grey matter in mothers and fathers after birth, linked to bonding and greater parenting efficiency, with further gains for highly engaged dads.
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Quebec
Cameroon
New York Times
Darby Saxbe
University of Southern California
Spain
Saxbe
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