Ontario and Quebec are facing a tremendous challenge that could impact the supply of vital fuels into our provinces. In January, the Lambton Federation of…
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Ontario and Quebec are facing a tremendous challenge that could impact the supply of vital fuels into our provinces. In January, the Lambton Federation of Agriculture brought forth a resolution at their annual meeting that was passed on to the provincial board of directors, asking for support on advocating for the continual operation of Enbridge Line 5.
The Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) believes the Line 5 pipeline is critical, not only for the agriculture industry, but for employment, cost of living, the economy, and ensuring the continued production of thousands of Canadian products that we rely on daily. Itâs a vital piece of energy infrastructure, whose importance extends beyond the borders of our country and into Michigan.
Ontario and Quebec are facing a tremendous challenge that could impact the supply of vital fuels into our provinces. In January, the Lambton Federation of…
2021 Garland Canada Culinary Competition Supports Diversity and Inclusion Annual cook-off to be held virtually during the 2021 RC Show ONLINE LIVE with up to $10,000 in cash and prizes to win
January 08, 2021 12:40 ET | Source: Restaurants Canada Restaurants Canada Toronto, Ontario, CANADA
TORONTO, Jan. 08, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Restaurants Canada and Welbilt-Garland Canada are cooking up the competition of the year with applications now open for the Garland Canada Culinary Competition. Supporting the culinary community and the thriving talent within it, the annual national competition will be held virtually during the RC Show 2021 ONLINE LIVE event between February 28-March 3, 2021.
Committed to feeding the recovery and providing equal opportunities for all chefs, especially women in what is still considered a male-dominated industry, up to 50% of the top spots will be held for female and BIPOC chefs. Chefs
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Chicken Farmers of Canada, a national supply management operation, and its Chicken Farmers of Ontario marketing board, donated $5,000 to the Ottawa Food Bank recently.
Another $5,000 was donated by staff.
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In March the national agency donated $20,000 to the Ottawa Food Bank.
âWe are so grateful for the Chicken Farmers of Ontario and the Chicken Farmers of Canada who make it possible for us to provide this nutritious staple item to our member agencies and people in need in across the nationâs capital. The continued and on-going support of these organization and local farmers means so much to us and the community.â said Rachael Wilson, the food bankâs interim chief executive officer.