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OFVGA AGM GOES VIRTUAL

The Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association has made the difficult decision to hold the February 22, 2022 Annual General Meeting (AGM) virtually.

The health and safety of our members are of utmost importance. 

A Zoom meeting will be set up and a link will be provided at a later date.  In similar fashion to last year’s AGM, everyone is welcome to attend and only registered and confirmed voting delegates/directors will be able to vote on resolutions and elections.

Premier Doug Ford and Minister of Agriculture Lisa Thompson will be joining virtually on February 22nd, 2022.

Section chairs and staff look forward to providing up-to-date information on what is and has been happening at the OFVGA and the industry. You will have the opportunity to participate during the meeting and have your questions answered.

Source : OFVGA

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