Trust in gene-edited foods requires government oversight

Published in the Ontario Farmer, May 25, 2021 – By Lucy Sharratt, Coordinator, Canadian Biotechnology Action Network Health Canada is proposing new regulatory guidance for products of gene editing. The biotechnology industry is pleased that many gene edited...

CRISPR Crunch: Regulation to go missing for next generation GMOs?

Health Canada wants to exempt some genome-edited products from safety assessments – even while genome editing techniques are known to result in a range of unintended effects. By Lucy Sharratt, CBAN. Click here to read the article published in the Watershed Sentinel,...

Into the Wild: GMOs head for the forest

If approved, the genetically engineered “Darling 58” American chestnut will be the first genetically engineered forest tree planted in the wilds of North America. By Lucy Sharratt, CBAN. Click here to read the article published in the Watershed Sentinel,...

CBAN’s 2019 Yule Blog

Welcome to CBAN’s Year-End Catch-Up! Our Yule Blog is an occasion for us to share some of the important news and analysis that you may have missed this year, with some info or implications that we didn’t have a chance to share. All year long, we monitor a wide range...