Sustain Ontario is making healthy, local, sustainable food a municipal election priority. Across Ontario, our members have committed to speaking with candidates to ensure that farm and food issues are part of every elections platform.
We have developed a Municipal Elections Toolkit that outlines priority farm and food issues, and provides some helpful hints for organizing events and meetings with elections candidates. Read more »
The response to Sustain Ontario’s Metcalf Food Solutions report, Menu 2020: Ten Good Food Ideas for Ontario has been fantastic.
Last summer I proposed to write a report for the Metcalf Food Solutions series. After one year of being on the job as Sustain Ontario’s director, I wanted to showcase the good food ideas I learned about while speaking with farm and food leaders throughout the province. Read more »
The evolution of civilization is under way. Canadians are opening to change. Most of us know that the consequences of our lifestyles are impactful on the environment and are accelerating.
The time has come to take the dialogue about sustainability to the next level. We can do this in many ways, but it’s the small things in our every day life that add up and can make a big difference. Read more »
Foodprint Toronto is the second in a series of international conversations about food and the city.
With the Toronto Board of Health having just formally adopted a new city-wide food strategy, the timing is perfect for a truly cross-disciplinary discussion that explores the past, present, and future of food and the city. Read more »
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