Canada's upper chamber, the Senate, may yet save the day for Canadians on bill C-6, which is
essentially a repackaging of Bills C-51 and C-52 that generated such outrage among Canadians last
year for their attempt to impose Codex-style pharmaceutical fascism on the supplement industry -
reclassifying common herbs and foods as prescription drugs - the usual Codex stuff. Here's an
excerpt from Helke Ferrie's report on the status of Bill C-6 as published in the October issue...

Reading is essential if one wishes to grow intellectually and spiritually. During our formative years in school we are not given the option to read books of our choice. Our academic curriculum is chosen for us. However, outside of the classroom we can read books of preference to further enhance our intellectual growth. As adults are choices become infinite, endless. There is no excuse to not read.

Some of the benefits of reading at a young age include oral competency and fluency...