Canola marks first step for CWB marketing shift
The Canadian Wheat Board announced it will begin marketing canola for Western Canadian farmers, a move that tests producer support and the board's ability to compete in a open market. Government changes ending the monopoly prompt questions about farmer adoption and the CWB's future revenue plans. The agency has long operated as a single desk for cereals, and canola presents both risk and potential by leveraging its global marketer network.
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A reflective column notes teen licensing rates have fallen as new rules and insurance costs deter youths. It contrasts past rites of passage with today’s Learner and Novice stages, driver education costs, and the rising role of cellphones in teen social life.
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