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Thanks to the hard work of Toronto Food Policy Council and Toronto Public Health staff, farmers’ markets and fresh food markets can re-open this weekend, in line with new guidelines on health and safety. Follow these tips from @TOPublicHealth to safely support your local market.
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This cool weather sure makes the lambs frisky. I could watch them all day, except it's too dang cold! Come on spring!
#farmlife #pasturelife #grassfed #ontariosheep #sheep #sheeplife #lambs #ontarioag #bouncy #notl #bornandgrazed #lincfarm
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Last night I had the honour of attending @slowfoodtoronto hosted by my friend and Korean Chef hansommchef. Chef Han is hosting a Korean Makgeolli, rice wine master from Korea. In order to learn how to make this very… instagram.com/p/B9Kq81PpL3v/… – at Toronto, Ontario
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Last Friday’s Slow Korean dinner featured a special Korean home brew that was filtered 500 times!
We give thanks to @SlowFoodToronto and Chef SungSook Han for the unique experience, and to all those who participated ☺️
Read more about it on our blog:
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Shoutout to @UpbeetFoods for making delicious food and sharing it with us for staff and friend lunches! Get a taste: bit.ly/2zddG2Y
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For The Stop's drop-in documentary club this Friday, we've chosen @minsooklee's "Migrant Dreams" in honour of Food Workers Week migrantdreams.ca/synopsis Thanks to @j4mw for joining us for the screening, and for their incredible advocacy work alongside migrant workers in Canada.
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Stiglitz: trickle-down economics isn't even a "theory," it's an ideology. The evidence is clear: it hasn't worked. There is a strong, credible progressive agenda that would fix the problem; with populism on the rise, now's the time to implement it. #NPC
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"For Ocasio-Cortez, food is political, and the most tangible indicator of our social inequities. Sure, as living beings we all must eat to survive—and there’s unity in that—but what we eat and how much...and what we must do to get it varies widely." bonappetit.com/story/alexand…
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I will be cooking with my friend rekfotos for @slowfoodtoronto on next Saturday. We fundraise money to foster earth stewardship through the development of school gardens in Toronto and… instagram.com/p/Bp9WHgYh85B/…
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Wild bees and other pollinators are in a far worse place than honeybees. Here’s our take on #GMO bees and robotic bees gmwatch.org/en/news/latest-n…
Honeybees today face widespread Colony Collapse, a disorder directly tied to the introduction of agricultural chemicals. Rather than easing use, #biotech firms have begun work on a patented #GMO bee. bit.ly/2zA9GsM
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For clarity: Reporting on issues of transparency in government & public agencies is on behalf of the public, for the right of citizens & taxpayers to know what's going on in their name, with their money. It is not 'us against media.' Public service journalism is for people.
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Excellent interview, Steve @TheAgenda. I will look up Graham Saul for more ideas on bridging fear to hope.
"We just have to find easier and clearer ways to not just talk about the problem but also to inspire people about the solution." — @GrahamSaul on why the call to action on climate change is not being heard. Tonight at 8/11pm with @spaikin #climatechange | Producer: @wodekszemberg
Stuck Between Fear and Hope
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Nov. 17: Slow Food Toronto - Dinner Series @CucinatoStudio feat. @LucianoSchipano & @edrek101 w #OrganicWine from @SouthbrookWine eventbrite.ca/e/slow-food-to…
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Here are my suggestions on how to talk about the living world with words that engage people, reveal rather than disguise realities, and honour what we seek to protect.
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Recent testing found some @MiMasecaUSA flour samples tested as high as 94% for the presence of #GMOs. That’s a startling finding, given that #Maseca flour GMO crops are not allowed to be grown commercially in #Mexico. TAKE ACTION! ⬇️ advocacy.organicconsumers.or…
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Phasing out pesticides is urgent - lots of great (but worrisome) data and facts to empower us to break the #GMOs #pesticides vicious circle.
Canada is unfortunately lagging in terms of jurisdiction...
#resettingtheTable2018
With @biotechaction @equiterre @Inter_Pares
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The power of trees #urbanforest climatecentral.org/gallery/g…
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A woman donates home-grown veggies to people in need? That's what we're talking about! #PowerOfAPlant #FridayFind billingsgazette.com/news/sta…

























