Reconnaissance des terres
Notre reconnaissance des terres
Les Producteurs de fruits et légumes du Canada reconnaissent qu'ils travaillent sur le territoire traditionnel de la Nation algonquine Anishinaabe. Nous sommes reconnaissants de la présence de longue date du peuple Anishinaabe sur ces terres et nous reconnaissons ses liens culturels, historiques et continus avec ce territoire. Nous saluons également les divers peuples et nations autochtones qui ont géré les terres où prospèrent les fruits et légumes canadiens. Leur gestion et leur attention ont permis de préserver les terres, les eaux et les ressources pour d'innombrables générations.
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CHC attends AAFC National Engagement Session for the Next Policy Framework
On June 9, Agriculture and Agri-food Canada hosted a national engagement session for organizations and associations representing growers and farmers affected by the Next Policy Framework to be launched in 2018. The day-long session offered participants an opportunity...
Minor Use Pesticides Program Updates
Please note updates to the Minor Use Pesticides Program Project Status by Crop, Submissions and Registrations reports generated on June 2, 2016 The Pesticide Risk Reduction Program’s Biopesticide Project Status by Crop report from June 6, 2016. Project Status by Crop...
Seasonal Agriculture Worker Program Fact Sheet: 10 Myths vs Reality
The Canadian Horticultural Council’s Labour Committee Executive has released a fact sheet to address some of the myths and misconceptions about the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program (SAWP). The fact sheet, 10 Myths vs Reality, can be used by growers and member...
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