- by Mathea Treslan
As a high school student in Ontario, my expectations that the Ford government was going to be bad news for education have been realized. As of Friday March 15th, a date that marked the end of a leisurely March Break for most Ontario high school students, many of my peers and I felt the imminent threat of...
- by Bruce Buttar, Director, Ontario Federation of Agriculture
A new federal fuel surcharge comes into effect on April 1, 2019. Farmers in Ontario are eligible for an exemption on fuels used for farming practices, but the details have created some confusion among Ontario’s agriculture...
-by Keith Currie, President, Ontario Federation of Agriculture
There’s something in this year’s federal budget for everyone, at least that’s the government’s intent ahead of a federal election this year. The good news for Canadian agriculture is the emphasis on food, developing a food policy and new school...
- by Mark Fearnall
In my work I have had the honour of sitting with numerous people as they approach death. I recall well the first time I sat with someone who was dying. I ended up staying over six hours with this person, holding their hand, talking with them when they were conscious. The hospital couldn’t get a hold of their partner, and so I was there as they took their last breath.
After they died, I left the room and...
- by Larry Davis, Director, Ontario Federation of Agriculture
In a few short weeks, a new federal fuel surcharge comes into effect in Ontario. It’s part of the federal carbon pollution pricing system and there are implications for Ontario farmers. The new fuel surcharge in Ontario will be added to fuel used for air, marine, rail and road use. But Ontario farmers...
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