Canadians enjoy cheap food despite subsidies debate
A surge of opinion pieces argues ending supply management would lower prices. The piece notes Canadians spend less of income on food, meals away from home rising, and that subsidies support farmers and the broader economy. It contends price drops from reform are unlikely and that cheap food reflects rising incomes.
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Manitoba adds 100 dollar permit fee for non resident hunters
Manitoba will charge 100 for each permit sold to non resident big game hunters under the Resource Tourism Operators Act. The fee funds wildlife enforcement and disease control, applying to about 270 licensed outfitters and set for the fall season. Archery season for whitetail deer opens August 28 across the province.
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