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Canada’s Milk Contradiction

Canada’s Milk Contradiction
Dairy cows graze in a field in Saint-Pie, Que., on July 11, 2025. The Canadian Press/Christinne Muschi
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I am old enough to remember when milk was considered one of the healthy building blocks of any human diet. I remember glass bottles delivered to the door with the cream sitting on top waiting for whoever reached it first to sneak a taste before the rest of the family arrived. I remember the reminders from Mom and Granny: “Drink your milk. It will build strong bones.”

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Dominique Fournier
Dominique Fournier
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Dominique Fournier is executive assistant and communications lead for the National Citizens Inquiry, where she works closely with witness testimony on issues affecting Canadian families, agriculture, and public policy. She holds a Master’s degree in political science from the University of Calgary.