OFA wants politicians to protect and invest in farmers’ ability to grow food

Name: OFA wants politicians to protect and invest in farmers’ ability to grow food
Uploaded: 2025-02-14
Description: It’s hard to believe that an Ontario provincial election could get pushed to the back burner on the political stove, but that is the case as voters focus on the heat generated by daily Trump tariff tirades and who might be Canada’s next prime minister, replacing Justin Trudeau. Ontario Premier Doug Ford called for the…

Feb 14, 2025 by Bernard Tobin

It’s hard to believe that an Ontario provincial election could get pushed to the back burner on the political stove, but that is the case as voters focus on the heat generated by daily Trump tariff tirades and who might be Canada’s next prime minister, replacing Justin Trudeau. Ontario Premier Doug Ford called for the…

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Tags: Ontario Federation of Agriculture / Sara Wood

Bernard Tobin

Bernard Tobin is RealAgriculture's Ontario Field Editor. A Ryerson University journalism grad, @AgBern was raised on a dairy farm near St. John's, Newfoundland. For more than two decades, he has specialized in agricultural communications, working for numerous farm media outlets, communications agencies and ag consulting companies. He is based in Georgetown, Ontario.