Supply Management   of that party over there, although it is trying to cover it up a bit with its new policy statement of this year, which really says that supply management remains viable and it will support supply management and its goal “to deliver a high quality product to consumers for a fair price

Agriculture  Mr. Speaker, the supply management system has provided Canadian farmers, particularly dairy and egg producers, with stability and fair pricing for decades. However, our much vaunted supply management system is now being undermined to the detriment of hardworking Canadian farm

World Trade Organization   my riding alone. Therefore, I was pleased particularly with our party's strong support for industries under the protection of supply management. As a matter of fact, at our policy convention we passed a resolution specifically on supply/management which I would like to read

Resumption of debate on Address in Reply   of Canada and Canadian agriculture that industries under the protection of supply management remain viable but we still have no indication that the government will fight at the WTO to preserve our supply management system and to ensure it continues to provide a reasonable rate of return

Supply   of supply management to deliver a high quality product to consumers for a fair price with a reasonable return to the producers. Reading that particular statement, without question, we have no problems with support of supply. In fact it is very crucial. These are the only farmers, in my

Supply  , my riding in southwestern Ontario is one of the richest farm areas in the country. The counties of Elgin and Middlesex have a vast array of agricultural producers, whether in wheat, corn, soybeans, livestock or supply management. The health of the agricultural industry and its

Supply   available marketplace, at home and abroad. That work has not been at the expense of one part of the country over another. Western and eastern farmers alike have said repeatedly that they do not want to be subsidized; they just want good markets and fair prices. The changes outlined

Canadian Wheat Board Act   the Department of Agriculture to the Department of Agriculture and Agri-Food. I dream of the day when the Department of Agriculture will take concrete steps to make our farmers whose living depends on supply-managed products feel secure. Quebec farmers are a bit worried about

Agriculture   market access. The red meat industry will also benefit from this agreement. Pork and beef producers will enjoy greater opportunities in the Asian market. Now allow me to move to supply management. More than 20 years ago this country decided that a made in Canada approach, the supply