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MARGAREE FORKS, Nova Scotia — The Margaree Co-op Grocery, a member-owned store serving rural Cape Breton, stands as a vital hub for fresh food and community connection in an area underserved by large retailers, 

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  • Why are food deserts growing in America’s biggest cities?
  • What does Nova Scotia’s rural food system teach us?
  • Is community ownership a form of socialism — or true capitalism?
  • How can private suppliers support non-corporate grocery stores?
  • What would it take for New York to try something new?
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