WELCOME TO FOOD THOUGHTS

Have you ever had wild leeks? No? You should, in the spring time they are easy to find, if you know how to harvest them properly.

Who would have thought that baking soda, cooking oil, and dish soap can be combined to make a great organic pest control spray.

Want to know how to make the perfect sized cupcake every time, how to save your lettuce for weeks? All that at more ...

Attitudes are changing in schools about food insecurity thanks to educators like Bev Gateman and Dawn Mackay.

Food insecurity can severely affect children. Kels Luy's video does a great job explaining some of the impacts.

Lead by Colleen Trask Seaman, the people at OSHaRE regularly feed hundreds of vulnerable people every day.

Learn about the "3 sisters" and how our first nations communities created "Companion Planting" thousands of years ago.

If the frozen food you take out of your freezer doesn't look like it did when you put it into your freezer ...

No, this is not how you get eggplant; however, it is a great way to help your garden.

10 Best Tasting Elible Flowers you can grow in your community gardens

Looking for ideas on how to learn more about eliminating Food Waste? Checkout this website.

Another fun food fact to help you keep tomatoes fresher and longer in less than 2 minutes.

How does your board of directors work? Are you considering joining a board? or are you just curious? Got 3 minutes to start learning?

Building dignity and respect, encouraging choices and options, and breaking the cycle of poverty and desparation.

Short, simple, and very easy. Take a few minutes and help your food taste better and last longer

Update on the Good to Go Program run by Michelle Watson and the great team of volunteers at The Meeting Place

Food insecurity is a symptom of poverty. A leading cause of poverty is the lack of affordable and safe housing.

The good food box program is a great example of how volunteers are helping to provide fresh fruit and vegetables at a very affordable price.

Amy Petersen of BPACL is running an awesome "zoom" based interactive food program for her clients in Wiarton.

Overcoming stereotypes is a key step in beating stigma and eliminating blind spots.