Minnesota’s golden shiner shortage is pushing the bait industry toward fish farming

Minnesota’s golden shiner shortage is pushing the bait industry toward fish farming
Great Lakes Echo
By Isabella Figueroa Nogueira Minnesota anglers are facing a shortage of one of the state’s most popular baitfish, and fish farmers are looking for ways to fill the gap.
By Isabella Figueroa Nogueira Minnesota anglers are facing a shortage of one of the state’s most popular baitfish, and fish farmers are looking for ways to fill the gap.
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How the Canada-U.S. trade war may affect London’s 2026 housing market

How the Canada-U.S. trade war may affect London’s 2026 housing market
The London Free Press
Already considered the main culprit behind this year’s sluggish housing market, the Canada-U.S. trade war is expected to continue to dampen home sales into early 2026, after Prime Minister Mark Carney said a deal between the two countries is unlikely in the short term. Speaking from Ottawa recently, Carney said Canada likely won’t reach a […]
Already considered the main culprit behind this year’s sluggish housing market, the Canada-U.S. trade war is expected to continue to dampen home sales into early 2026, after Prime Minister Mark Carney said a deal between the two countries is unlikely in the short term. Speaking from Ottawa recently, Carney said Canada likely won’t reach a […]
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How the Canada-U.S. trade war may affect London’s 2026 housing market

Lashitew: It’s time for Canada to lower 100-per-cent tariff on Chinese EVs

Lashitew: It’s time for Canada to lower 100-per-cent tariff on Chinese EVs
The London Free Press
Canada can't hope to lead in a vital global industry by shutting itself off from competition, a McMaster University prof says
Canada can't hope to lead in a vital global industry by shutting itself off from competition, a McMaster University prof says
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Lashitew: It’s time for Canada to lower 100-per-cent tariff on Chinese EVs

Latest Trump tariffs scaring Ontario wood manufacturers, group says

Latest Trump tariffs scaring Ontario wood manufacturers, group says
Kincardine News
Local impacts of new U.S. tariffs on wood products are unclear but 'potentially devastating'
Local impacts of new U.S. tariffs on wood products are unclear but 'potentially devastating'
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Latest Trump tariffs scaring Ontario wood manufacturers, group says

Spent fowl classification being used to illegally ship U.S. chicken meat to Canada

The Lucknow Sentinel

As in 2012, some importers have been purposely mislabeling broiler chicken meat as spent fowl in order to circumvent import controls

OTTAWA – Chicken meat imports from the U.S. are again being fraudulently declared as spent fowl to avoid duties, which displaces Canadian production, costs Canada millions of dollars and puts consumers are risk due to broken food chain traceability, says Chicken Farmers of Canada. Read More

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