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How Canada failed its farmers and agri-producers - Vimarsana News

How Canada failed its farmers and agri-producers

Private control over Canada’s agricultural sector now extends well beyond farms and into the food processing and retail space, effectively securing policy and regulatory influence along the supply and value chain. The harms perpetuated by this model are having grave consequences, expanding the power of corporate players at the expense of local producers—jeopardizing livelihoods that once existed within a well-balanced landscape.

Temporary Foreign Workers Hit Record Levels in BC - Vimarsana News

Temporary Foreign Workers Hit Record Levels in BC

Advocates want more protection and rights for immigrants on limited visas filling 32,000 jobs.

Source: thetyee.ca
Top in-demand occupations in Canada 2023 - Vimarsana News

Top in-demand occupations in Canada 2023

Canada has many in-demand occupations in different fields because of its relaxed immigration policies that welcome more foreign workers.

Source: y-axis.com
Gabriel Allahdua named university of Guelph's first activist-in-residence - Vimarsana News

Gabriel Allahdua named university of Guelph's first activist-in-residence

The University of Guelph has named Gabriel Allahdua its first activist-in-residence, a role based at the Grounded and Engagement Theory Lab (GET Lab) in the College of Arts.

U of G welcomes inaugural activist-in-residence Gabriel Allahdua - Vimarsana News

U of G welcomes inaugural activist-in-residence Gabriel Allahdua

The University of Guelph has named Gabriel Allahdua its first activist-in-residence, a role based at the Grounded and Engagement Theory Lab (GET Lab) in the College of Arts.