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The Cider Keg, Vanessa, Ontario produces sparkling ciders that have broad distribution across southern Ontario. Here, Tom Haskett and his assistant showcase their wares at the 2025 Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Convention.
It’s time to be loud and proud
Setting the stage for ongoing advocacy in 2026, directors and staff of the Ontario Fruit and Vegetable Growers’ Association visited Queen’s Park on November 18, including the office of Premier Rob Ford. L-R:  Joann Chechalk, Gordon Stock, Alison Robertson, Steve Peters, Premier Rob Ford, Shawn Brenn, Bill George, Morris Gervais, Jan VanderHout, Tracy Gubbels. Photo courtesy Government of Ontario.
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