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September 3, 2026

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Chris Judd is a farmer in Clarendon on land that has been in his family for generations.

Chris Judd, The Equity

Acceptance and Satisfaction

Life altering experiences can be quite difficult to accept. Twenty-two years ago this coming November, I had a stroke while sitting in the doctor’s office waiting for a regular check-up. I had just driven home the night before after lobbying the Quebec government for some badly needed help for our farmers after mad cow disease had devastated the entire world market with a decline in beef consumption. Canadian consumers had understood that there was no danger of contaminated meat getting

Freedom, at what cost?

We are now witnessing in real time our close neighbour (that Canada once called its friend) try to dictate who

So what did we get?

By the time that you are reading this article, we have probably been told what we got and what we

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