Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Statement

Our Statement

The Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada is committed to promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion in all aspects of our work. We strive to create a welcoming and respectful environment that values the contributions of all individuals, regardless of their race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, age, ability, or other aspects of identity. We are committed to continuous learning and improvement to ensure that our organization and the industry we represent are inclusive and accessible to all.

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Labour Campaign Update – Video Shoot At SunTech Greenhouses

On Wednesday, May 9, CHC and Hyperactive initiated production on the international farm worker awareness campaign by filming at SunTech Greenhouses, near Ottawa. Owners Bob Mitchell, and his wife, Carmen, were very accommodating and generous with their time. They...

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Week of high-level meetings to address labour crisis

Over the past week, CHC participated in several high-level meetings with Cabinet Ministers and their staff to discuss pressing labour issues. Tuesday, May 1: Brian Gilroy, CHC President; Beth Connery, CHC Labour Committee Chair; and Rebecca Lee, CHC Executive...

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Résumé de l’Assembée générale annuelle de 2018

La 96e Assemblée générale annuelle du Conseil canadien de l’horticulture a eu lieu du 13 au 15 mars 2018. De l’avis général, l’événement s’est avéré un succès. Plus de 150 délégués de partout au Canada ont participé à plus de 30 rencontres de comités consultatifs et...

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Prix présentés au Banquet de l’AGA 2018 du CCH

Le thème central de la récente Assemblée générale annuelle du Conseil canadien de l’horticulture (CCH) était un changement de garde. Ayant eu lieu à Ottawa du 13 au 15 mars, la rencontre a attiré 150 délégués pour étudier et débattre des politiques – et pour rendre...

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