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Ramona Leitao

Ramona Leitao is a freelance journalist based in Toronto. She is primarily interested in covering the impacts of climate change, food and agriculture on marginalized communities.

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Three Black Farmers on Making it in the GTA

These farmers are trying to fight food insecurity in their communities while making farming a sustainable job. Their biggest challenge? Getting access to arable land.

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