Why cutting food prices while reducing imports may be a challenge for Ottawa

Ottawa's $3.2 billion initiative to boost domestic food production aims to make food more affordable, but faces significant hurdles. While the plan seeks to reduce reliance on imports, increasing local supply could strain existing agricultural infrastructure and face competition from established global markets. This strategy also raises questions about whether the government can achieve its goals without compromising food quality or safety, highlighting the complex balance between economic and agricultural policy.