Book Chapter: "No to Bovine Growth Hormone: A Story of Resistance from Canada" by Lucy Sharratt (Coordinator, Canadian Biotechnology Action Network) From: Redesigning Life? The Worldwide Challenge to Genetic Engineering, edited by Brian Tokar (London: Zed Books, 2001). All rights reserved.

Author: Lucy Sharratt (Polaris Institute)

This report is a basic guide to how GE crops and foods are regulated in Canada and identifies the core serious problems with this system. Though this report is from 2002, unfortunately not much has changed - the report still serves as a good background and description.

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Genetically Modified Organisms and Precaution: Is the Canadian Government Implementing the Royal Society of Canada's Recommendations?

A summary of the major findings of the 63 page report which analyzes the Federal Government's so-called "Action Plan" developed in response to the Royal Society of Canada's Expert Panel on the Future of Food Biotechnology.

Authors: Peter Andree and Lucy Sharratt

2004

This 63 page report includes a detailed analysis of all the recommendations for the Royal Society of Canada, comparing them to the Federal Government's so-called "Action Plan" developed in response.

Authors: Peter Andree and Lucy Sharratt

2004