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CHARLEBOIS: Canada’s costly climate gamble on food needs to end

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CHARLEBOIS: Canada’s costly climate gamble on food needs to end

When climate assumptions change, policy should follow

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For years, Canadians were told that catastrophic climate scenarios justified virtually any policy imposed in the name of emissions reductions. In agriculture and food, this translated into mounting costs across the supply chain, escalating industrial carbon pricing, and a policy environment increasingly disconnected from affordability and competitiveness.

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