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OTTAWA - There aren't many issues that garner support across party lines in Ottawa these days.
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Supply management a 'sacred cow,' but politicians want more competition - National
Political support for the controversial agricultural framework known as supply management has endured, despite the country's ongoing affordability crisis.
Source: globalnews.ca
Politicians want more competition but supply management still a 'sacred cow' – Winnipeg Free Press
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Politicians want more competition in Canada but supply management still a 'sacred cow'
Political support for the controversial agricultural framework has endured despite the country’s ongoing affordability crisis and critics who persistently warn it’s Canadian consumers who pay the price
Source: theglobeandmail.com
Supply management of meat, eggs, dairy remains a Canadian sacred cow
Analysts skeptical of move off policy despite push for more competition in the food business
Source: abbynews.com
Politicians want more competition but supply management still a 'sacred cow' - Business News
There aren't many issues that garner support across party lines in Ottawa these days.
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Canada's politicians want more competition in argiculture industry
When it comes to the supply management system for egg, poultry and dairy products -- the mechanism that sets prices for producers -- all of Canadas federal parties seem to see eye-to-eye.
Source: ctvnews.ca
Child-care advocates call for higher wages, more spaces – Brandon Sun
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What's behind the cost of milk, eggs and chicken in Canada
As food inflation persists, some have seen an opportunity to advocate for an end to supply management
Source: piquenewsmagazine.com