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mardi, 19 mai 2020 à 12:16 - Here s how planting a garden can boost bees, local food and resilience during the coronavirus crisis
With the arrival of spring, many people have been starting to think about how COVID-19 will impact the affordability and availability of fruits and vegetables in coming months, as shortages of both honeybees and migrant workers threaten crop pollination and the food that comes with it.
The current global pandemic has highlighted the many ways our agricultural systems are vulnerable to global shocks. Issues with supply chains, migrant workers, transport, trade and border closures have hinted that some foods might be in short supply.
Ontario doctor claps back after Toronto restaurant calls him out in scathing tweet
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A doctor on Ontario s COVID-19 advisory science table has responded to a problematic tweet from the owners of Toronto restaurant Goods & Provisions.
Last week, Goods & Provisions tweeted out a remark referencing David Fisman, an epidemiologist and profesor at University of Toronto. If you re under 60 and in Toronto you ve got a greater chance of dying from David Fisman hitting you with his car on the way to the bank to deposit an ETFO thank you cheque than covid, said the restaurant last Thursday.
People are really upset over this photo of Doug Ford eating ice cream
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford got ratioed hard on Twitter this weekend for a seemingly-innocuous post asking followers if they could guess his favourite ice cream.
The post included a photo of Ford eating ice cream with a spoon, from a cup, in a t-shirt, in front of a Kawartha Dairy van. The van also bears the word Bobcaygeon, which is where you ll find the popular Ontario-based dairy company s head office and production plant.