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Necessities of life: Policy's role in food security
Panelists
- Evan Fraser, Director, Arrell Food Institute
- Meaghan Richardson, Director of Resource Development, Food for Life
- Gregory Ridge, Councillor, City of Kingston
- Jessica Kelly (Moderator), Lecturer, Ivey Business School
In this episode, co-produced with Ivey Impact, policy leaders from across Ontario explored solutions to Canada’s growing food insecurity crisis. Our panelists discussed the state of food security in their municipalities, what has been done to improve food equity, and the role of policy in safeguarding our food supply.
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