Lorne Hepworth
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Letter: GM crops are not a safety concern in Canada
In a letter responding to the opinion piece, "I dream of a GE-free B.C." published in the Richmond Review last month, CropLife ...
“We need a holistic approach to bee health challenges”
Bee health has been the subject of much media attention over the last year — and rightly so. Bees are ...
Canada: Challenges to bee health are complex, banning neonicotinoids is not the answer
The following is an edited excerpt. The complexity of the issues facing bee health is, unfortunately, too frequently being overlooked ...
Canada: Genetically modified food is welcome innovation
The following is an excerpt. Innovation is key to keeping Canada’s agricultural sector strong and science-based regulatory systems ensure that ...
Letter: GM crop bans are unnecessary in Canada
Editor's Note: this letter is a response from Lorne Hepworth, president of CropLife Canada, to Victoria News in response to ...
