Inundated. This is an accurate descriptor for these trying times and amount of doom and gloom media we are absorbing. Lets change the record, shall we? This article is about the opportunity to repurpose agriculture within modern day economies given the evidence of its importance in the midst of a global pandemic. Sometimes it trulyContinue reading “Bringing agribusiness back to the forefront in disconcerting times”
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First World Problems: Aren’t You Grateful?
We have won the global lottery, haven’t you heard? If you’re reading this and currently reside in the Western part of the world (wherever that encompasses today), you live on much more than $2 per day. Chances are your standard of living is within the top 10% of the world. Constantly we are reminded ofContinue reading “First World Problems: Aren’t You Grateful?”
Reblog – Opinion: Closure of Thursday’s is one more blow to the social fabric — Montreal Gazette
Article by ROBERT TITTLER, SPECIAL TO MONTREAL GAZETTE This week on Inside From An Outsider we find an article that is all too telling of the times. This story, be it a microcosm, signifies what is happening at a much larger scale. Community staples are swiftly being replaced by large developer creations with no realContinue reading “Reblog – Opinion: Closure of Thursday’s is one more blow to the social fabric — Montreal Gazette”
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