BRITISH FARMER IN CANADA FEATURE
August 1st, 2006
BY MONICA DOBIE, in Balderson, Ontario
STRONG family links and a dislike of European Union bureaucracy was what brought David James, 62, to Canada to start over again. In 1998, the James family, including wife Ann, 61, daughter Debra, 39, and son-in law Rob, 39, packed up their belongings and moved to a small farming community called Balderson, roughly 50 miles from Canada's capital, Ottawa.
The James's say the move was of no urgency or hardship; life in England was fine, just not as good as it could have been.
Mr James had actually lived in Canada as boy for a ...
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