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Meg Borthwick
| rabble spoke with Dr. Shiv Chopra, the Health Canada microbiologist who blew the whistle on bovine growth hormone (rBGH) in milk, about food safety, health and trade deals. |
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Podcast
Redeye Collective
| A new startup in the Bay Area collects and sells the less-than-perfect fruit and vegetables that farmers usually throw out, combating a major source of food waste in the process. |
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News
Joshua Davidson
| Food prices are skyrocketing across Canada especially in the North. This new campaign seeks to raise awareness about food insecurity in Nunavut and create real lasting change. |
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Blog
Molly McCracken
| Increased income, educational programs and northern food subsidies need to work hand in hand if the food security crisis in Manitoba is to be overcome. |
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Blog
Erica Violet Lee
| My love letter to all the wild-tongued dreamers in kisiskâciwan; those who built the Good Food Junction, those who are fighting for food wherever others are growing rich off our hunger. |
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News
Raksha Vasudevan
| There should be no one suffering from food insecurity in a country as rich as Canada, yet this is a big issue. Here is why we need a national food policy that focuses on sustainability. |
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Podcast
Face2Face
| Gavin is a social entrepreneur and talks about opportunities in the Global South, the Lucky Iron Fish, bio medics, the importance of research and the interconnected like nature of it all. |
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News
Sally Miller
| While 90 per cent of the Ontario population clusters within 100 miles of the U.S. border, there is a food and farming revolution starting and stretching into the farthest reaches of northern Ontario. |
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Blog
John Dillon
| As the Paris climate conference approaches, amplifying the voices of Indigenous peoples is the most important role KAIROS can play. |
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Blog
Wayne Roberts
| Trudeau's public mandate letter to Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay is arguably one of the most tantalizing declarations about food policy anywhere in the world. |
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Blog
Iglika Ivanova
| It seems economic growth post-recession has done little to improve the lives of B.C.'s most vulnerable residents -- those who rely on food banks to feed themselves and their families. |
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Blog
Megan Hooft
| Canada must create a national anti-poverty strategy with targets, timelines, monitoring and evaluation tools and the allocation of necessary resources. |
