The federal government has confirmed it will not reverse the closure of seven agricultural research facilities across Canada. The decision, made by the government, has drawn criticism from the opposition Conservatives, who argue it threatens food security. The closures, which affect research centers in various provinces, are part of a broader restructuring of federal scientific infrastructure. Officials stated the move is aimed at modernizing operations and aligning resources with current agricultural priorities. The opposition has expressed concerns over the potential impact on research capabilities and long-term food production strategies. No immediate plans for reopening the facilities have been announced.