MLI Paper – Defending the indefensible: Canada’s stubbornness on supply management jeopardizes jobs and trade growth
MEDIA RELEASE OTTAWA, June 21, 2012 - Low-income Canadians and those looking for jobs are only two of the important ...
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MLI study on the opportunities in the Canadian agriculture and agri-food sector highlighted at Senate Committee
On May 8, 2012, MLI authors Kate Stiefelmeyer and Larry Martin appeared before the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry ...
The Vancouver Sun: The world craves our food, agricultural expertise, but outdated regulations keep us from seizing the opportunity
November 3, 2011 - In today's Vancouver Sun, MLI author Larry Martin writes about how Canada should be poised to ...
The Globe and Mail: Ottawa can plant the seed for Canada to feed the world
In the November 1, 2011 issue of The Globe and Mail, columnist Neil Reynolds writes about MLI's recently released study by Larry ...
The Hill Times: We could have a renaissance in rural Canada, but need to fight the bureaucracy
November 2, 2011 - In his latest column for The Hill Times, MLI Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley discusses the ...
MLI Paper – Prosperity in Canadian Agriculture: An Opportunity for More Jobs and Investment
MEDIA RELEASE October 17, 2011, Ottawa, ON - More food will be eaten over the next half century than has ...
Ottawa Citizen: Why Canada doesn’t grow more food
On June 10, 2011, The Ottawa Citizen published an article discussing why Canada doesn't grow more food. In the article, MLI ...
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