Canada Mad-Cow Results Expected Sunday www.tmcnet.com, April 14 ’06 Test results of Canada’s latest mad-cow case are expected by Sunday, said a Canadian Food Inspection Agency, or CFIA, representative. As a Canadian, I would like to hear some reassurances from … Continue reading →
Update March 30, 2015: I guess I really don’t feel the same way now. Ideally there shouldn’t need to be subsidies. It just means government interference, which can often be a bad thing (might be a good thing in theory … Continue reading →
Kelly Jane Torrance, Dec 23 ’03: Anti-fat police are ready to bust heads The American Public Health Association is over 125 years old. More than 60 percent of the full- time researchers and policymakers at state Departments of Health … Continue reading →
Health Freedom: More on Codex Alimentarius – The Food Code For inquiries concerning Canadian food standards or regulations, find contact information here (http://www.codexalimentarius.net/web/members.jsp?lang=EN) (www.codexalimentarius.net). Understanding the Codex Alimentarius Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) World Health Organization … Continue reading →
ON CODEX Helke Ferrie, Vitality Magazine Feb ’05, www.kospublishing.com This writer explains why we may face severe restrictions on our freedoms because of international trade agreements: “…effect will with certainty be to stop the availability of all vitamins, minerals, enzymes, … Continue reading →
Saskatchewan Farmer Percy Schmeiser: Seed battle heads to supreme court, Aug 3 ’00 Tim Hirsch, BBC News, news.bbc.co.uk “…Percy Schmeiser, a sprightly 72-year-old from Bruno, Saskatchewan, [Canada] has become a hero to the anti-GM movement worldwide for resisting Monsanto’s attempts … Continue reading →