I learned a lot of lessons growing up in southern Saskatchewan — and most were related to using resources respectfully,… Read more What’s your foodprint? A guide to sustainable eating
Author: Lois
Ideas that work to promote sustainable small farms
As I write this column, I am waiting for new census information to learn more about the current farming scene… Read more Ideas that work to promote sustainable small farms
Rail lines, family farms and climate change: It’s back to the future
Aficionados of western Canadian history know the historical role that the national railroad meant to the development of this country.… Read more Rail lines, family farms and climate change: It’s back to the future
Homelessness and agriculture: Finding collective solutions to diverse issues
Perhaps it is because I am not that accustomed to walking through the inner city of Toronto or any city… Read more Homelessness and agriculture: Finding collective solutions to diverse issues
Street Farm serves up food for the soul
The lazy days of summer bring on the urge to lounge in the warm shade of a tree, and, perhaps… Read more Street Farm serves up food for the soul
The new agrarians
In the next 15 years, almost half of Canadian farms will change hands. Meet seven millennials who view agriculture as… Read more The new agrarians
In my top drawer…
My Editors Canada membership will be coming due in a couple of months. This will be year 16. It would… Read more In my top drawer…