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Never in my entire life did I think that I would write about this. Each morning at school, when I proudly stood up, saluted the
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Never in my entire life did I think that I would write about this. Each morning at school, when I proudly stood up, saluted the


We no longer live in Grandma’s world. We all know thousands of great, honest, people that we would trust with our life. But there are


Winston Churchill once said democracy was the absolute worst way to run a country, but any other way was unthinkable. The richest one per cent


Only a week ago, I received some phone calls from some longtime dairy producers about an article that arrived in their e-mail from a well-respected


Christmas gifts were different this year. But the animals still came first. Seventy-five or 80 years ago, when I got up, I knew that Santa


When a young Canadian was told, “you can’t build something that can fly,” that just made the challenge even greater for J.A.D. McCurdy in the


When I started ag college almost 60 years ago, the extensive use of chemicals on the farm was just becoming the norm. Grandpa had used


At a recent AGM of the Quebec Farmers’ Association, the subject of AI (artificial intelligence) came up. As I looked around the room, the majority


A modern day headhunter is some person that recruits top people for whatever field they work in. We know several industries that have used headhunters


Today, everybody wants more health care, shorter work days and weeks, better roads, and less taxes. There once was a sign in an auto repair


Never in my entire life did I think that I would write about this. Each morning at school, when I proudly stood up, saluted the flag and sang O Canada, I was thinking “how lucky we are to live in


We no longer live in Grandma’s world. We all know thousands of great, honest, people that we would trust with our life. But there are a few out there who would scam or take advantage of anyone not watching. Several


Winston Churchill once said democracy was the absolute worst way to run a country, but any other way was unthinkable. The richest one per cent of the world’s population owns more than the poorest 95 per cent of the world’s


Only a week ago, I received some phone calls from some longtime dairy producers about an article that arrived in their e-mail from a well-respected dairy column that is written weekly by a noted source of up-to-date information about dairy


Christmas gifts were different this year. But the animals still came first. Seventy-five or 80 years ago, when I got up, I knew that Santa had been here because the milk and homemade cookies were gone and the second-cut hay


When a young Canadian was told, “you can’t build something that can fly,” that just made the challenge even greater for J.A.D. McCurdy in the Silver Dart designed by an association founded by Alexander Graham Bell. He just proved that


When I started ag college almost 60 years ago, the extensive use of chemicals on the farm was just becoming the norm. Grandpa had used a little commercial fertilizer on fields far away from the barn. Horses were used to


At a recent AGM of the Quebec Farmers’ Association, the subject of AI (artificial intelligence) came up. As I looked around the room, the majority in attendance had that deer-in-the-headlights look on their face. After we had talked about AI


A modern day headhunter is some person that recruits top people for whatever field they work in. We know several industries that have used headhunters before. Remember the Avro Arrow that was a world leader in both speed and aeronautical


Today, everybody wants more health care, shorter work days and weeks, better roads, and less taxes. There once was a sign in an auto repair shop that said, “everybody wants their car repairs faster, better, and cheaper!” We all know
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