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The CAPI Connection is our monthly newsletter that will connect you with the work we are doing at the Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute (CAPI) and the broader community driving agriculture policy. This newsletter was funded in part by the Government of Canada under the Canadian Agricultural Partnership’s AgriCompetitiveness Program. Read The CAPI Connection
The CAPI Connection is our monthly newsletter that will connect you with the work we are doing at the Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute (CAPI) and the broader community driving agriculture policy. This newsletter was funded in part by the Government of Canada under the Canadian Agricultural Partnership’s AgriCompetitiveness Program. Read The CAPI Connection
The CAPI Connection is our monthly newsletter that will connect you with the work we are doing at the Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute (CAPI) and the broader community driving agriculture policy. This newsletter was funded in part by the Government of Canada under the Canadian Agricultural Partnership’s AgriCompetitiveness Program. Read The CAPI Connection
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Water is a crucial resource in the Canadian agri-food system, and its significance cannot be overstated. To highlight the importance of this issue, CAPI Distinguished Fellow Nicolas Mesly has recently authored a Perspective report, exploring the challenges faced by Quebec’s agricultural producers and processors in relation to water. This report is just one example of […]
Note from CAPI and CGAI The world is changing, and agriculture and food are on the front lines. A multilateral trading system under stress, increasing demand, pressures on production and climate change are colliding to tighten supplies, increase food insecurity, and challenge trade. As a top food-exporting nation, how Canada chooses to respond will define […]
Note from CAPI Pandemic-induced inflation and supply shortages have caused increases in input costs for Canadian agriculture, a rising trend that began before 2022.However, prices rose even higher in 2022, mainly exacerbated by the invasion of Ukraine and spiking energy costs. Such dramatic increases in input costs, primarily fertilizer, seed and fuel, added additional upward […]
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Year One of CAPI’s 2022-2024 Doctoral Fellowship is coming to a close, and that means our fellows have produced four impressive individual reports on the intersection of agricultural trade, the environment, and food security. Topics range from behavioural insights in promoting the adoption of sustainable ag practices, to vertical farming and its contribution to the […]
Join CAPI for a thought-provoking and timely webinar on sustainable agriculture and the need to develop innovative policies and systems in Canada. As pressures mount to improve ag stability and position Canada to succeed in the global race to net-zero, new approaches and new ways of working together are critical. Differences between levels of governments, […]
CAPI has launched a new series of Policy Pop-Ups that explores current policy issues in an effort to make policy more relatable and address how policy affects those in the agri-food sector. This video series was funded in part by the Government of Canada under the Canadian Agricultural Partnership’s AgriCompetitiveness Program. Check out the Policy […]
The Canadian Agri-Food Policy Institute (CAPI) and the Ontario Agriculture College are hosting a presentation and panel discussion on the important topic of the resiliency of Canada’s agri-food supply chain. Over the last several years supply chains have faced significant pressures from the pandemic, extreme weather, climate change and other disruptions. Taking a proactive approach, […]