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URGENT ACTION REQUIRED ON BILL C-234

We face a critical moment with Bill C-234. Recent developments indicate that the Bloc Quebecois is leaning towards supporting the Senate’s amendments, which would significantly limit the bill’s scope to a three-year exemption only for grain drying, irrigation, and feed preparation. This change adversely impacts other essential operations, especially for greenhouse growers.

To ensure our voices are heard, we urge all members, particularly those in Quebec or with a strong presence in Bloc Quebecois-represented areas, to take immediate action:

  1. Inform Your Board and Members: Make sure everyone in your organization is aware of these developments and the impact on our sector.
  2. Direct Communication with Bloc Leadership: We need to send letters (preferably in French) to key Bloc Quebecois leaders, urging them to support the original form of Bill C-234 as passed by the House in March. Contact:
  3. Personal Outreach: If you live or work in Bloc Quebecois riding, contact your MP and tell them why the amendments must not pass.
Source : FVCG

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