US EditionGrain Growers Of Canada Disappointed By Passage Of Bill C-202, Calls On Government To 'seriously Address Issues Impacting International Trade'
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Grain Growers Of Canada Disappointed By Passage Of Bill C-202, Calls On Government To 'seriously Address Issues Impacting International Trade'
Ottawa – Grain Growers of Canada is disappointed in Parliament’s decision to pass Bill C-202, which it said was done without the thorough review and scrutiny required by parliamentarians, without consideration of its impact on international trade, and without regard for Canada’s export-oriented grain sector. In a news release, the organization, which represents more than 65,000 grain farmers in Canada, said the legislation amending the Departmen…
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