The latest news from the campaign
In each of the 50 events across Canada, many topics came up …
learn more
Farmers are an integral part of the food system: they are the ones who …
learn more
The numbers are in! Between August and October 2019, 7437 …
learn more
Thousands of Canadians have gathered at Eat Think Vote Events to talk to their …
learn more
News from the Central Okanagan Food Policy Council says that they had a …
learn more
“As we head to the polls, there is one issue that touches every person …
learn more
As part of Eat Think Vote, Food Secure Canada distributed a questionnaire on food …
learn more
Across the Moncton area, food banks, community organizations, businesses, producers, educators and many others …
learn more
«Écoles, hôpitaux, garderies, CHSLD : d’ici 2025, 3500 institutions publiques devront s’être dotées d’une cible d’achat de produits locaux au sein de leurs services alimentaires. » #AlimentationLocale Bravo à @equiterre pour ces années de travail.
Achat local | Les institutions devront se doter de cibles
Afin d’aider le Québec à franchir un pas de plus vers une plus grande autonomie alimentaire, le gouvernement Legault souhaite donner l’e...
www.lapresse.ca
SAVE THE DATE! Nov. 11-17, join us for #CultivatingChange2020 – a series of online conversations and workshops around a just transition to regenerative food systems. More details to come.
Every community should have the right to define its own food + ag system.
SeedChange would like to express its support for, and solidarity with, the Mi'kmaw fishers and the Algonquins of Barriere Lake pushing for #foodsovereignty in their communities. https://t.co/pEHFBNbKfO
"As the costs of conventional farming continue to rise, an increasing number of farmers in Eastern Ontario are transforming their traditional family farms over to #organic and regenerative agriculture operations."
Eastern Ontario farmers increasingly turning to organic and regenerative agriculture - The Review Newspaper
As the costs of conventional farming continue to rise, an increasing number of farmers in Eastern Ontario are transforming their
thereview.ca
