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Etobicoke, Toronto
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Of Indian parents, he was born in England, raised in Canada, grew up in Japan. He writes about all things. Collector of comic books & aviation tobacco cards.
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US-Canada tariff uncertainty continues to concern businesses and farmers

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By Andrew Joseph Verified
| Farms.com
A temporary pause on proposed US tariffs has provided breathing room for negotiations, but farmers, exporters, and manufacturers remain concerned about the future of cross-border trade. As of late August 2026, trade relations between Canada and the United States remain under pressure as both countries work to finalize an agreement aimed at preventing a new round of tariffs from disrupting cross-border commerce.
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Niagara farm groups seek support following flood damage

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By Andrew Joseph Verified
| Farms.com
Photo by Noah Silliman on Unsplash. Three of Niagara's leading agricultural organizations are urging governments to provide targeted support to growers following a series of severe rainfall events that have caused widespread flooding across the region. According to a joint statement from Flowers Canada, Grape Growers of Ontario, and Ontario Tender Fruit Growers, recent storms have significantly affected farms, businesses, and residents throughout Niagara.
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AALP Dream Gala tops $110,000 for leadership programming

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By Andrew Joseph Verified
| Farms.com
AALP Class 21 (above), gained much needed financial clout after the 2026 AALP Dream Gala raised over $100,000 to support the initiative. The 2026 Advanced Agricultural Leadership Program (AALP) Dream Gala raised more than $110,000 to support leadership development within Ontario’s agri-food sector, according to the Rural Ontario Institute (ROI). Held at The GrandWay Events Centre in Elora, the biennial fundraising event was organized by participants and recent graduates of AALP.
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