Flashback to April 2017: l to r Brooke Gillford, French’s Food, Mayor John Tory, Andrew Mitchell, president of Select Food Products, MPP Andrew Potts and Burkhard Mausberg, CEO of the Greenbelt Fund
What could be better than French’s all-Canadian ketchup made and bottled on Sunrise Ave? It is one of the products which may see a boost as Canadian tariffs against the US kick in next month. Things like jam and other condiments will face a 25 percent tax. The CBC report here says big manufacturers may just eat the tariff in order to maintain Canadian market share. We’ll see. Next, as many as 25 are dead in a volcanic eruption in Guatemala. Below that, Kim Jong-un has installed a new military commander who is said to be less hawkish than the previous. Is this real or show-time? Finally, a Muslim woman is rankling at the taboo nature of the menstrual reality. Let’s get real, as they say at City News.
