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What’s causing Canada’s food inflation?
Why are food prices on the rise and how can CFTC supporters respond?
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Bee Engaged: Lessons from World Bee Day
May 20th is World Bee Day, an opportunity for all of us to recognize the important and severely underrated role bees play in food security, as well as reflect on opportunities to promote sustainable beekeeping.
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Honouring The Resilience of Mothers
This Mother’s Day, we at Canadian Feed The Children reflect on the powerful love and dedication that mothers – and those who take on mothering roles – have for their children.
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Growing Food on the Land in Indigenous School Communities with The Indigenous School Food Circle
Growing food is an essential practice that connects Indigenous communities with traditional food sources, promotes cultural practices, and provides access to fresh and healthy food.
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Land-based Education Lets Youth Reclaim Lost Traditions
Land-based education is more than just teaching youth in an outdoor setting. It recognizes the many physical, spiritual, and mental connections Indigenous people have with the land.
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Food Forest Updates from Ahtahkakoop and Muskeg Lake
Community champions in Muskeg Lake and Ahtahkakoop give us an update on their food forests as the project gets into year two.
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Rising food prices: How Indigenous communities are responding
Food prices have risen by over 10% across Canada, making it hard for families to buy food. How are Indigenous communities responding? Photo: OCIC/Allan Lissner
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How Indigenous Communities Are Ensuring Food Security
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COVID-19 Update: Partnership in action for Indigenous-led food sovereignty
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Meet Zoe: Zero Hunger Champion in Neyaashiinigmiing
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We need to talk about nutrition transition
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Strong communities are stronger together
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Does Canada’s new Food Guide address the needs of Indigenous communities?
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What’s a food forest?
“The food forest is something tangible that the community’s future leaders can take over after we’re gone. They’ll remember that they planted that tree and why.” -ALFRED GAMBLE, LANDS MANAGER, MUSKEG LAKE CREE NATION
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Emma Donoghue donates runner-up award from Giller Prize to support Indigenous communities
Emma Donoghue, award-winning author of
Room
, generously donated the $10,000 she received as one of six finalists for the 2016 Scotiabank Giller Prize for her new novel
The Wonder
in support of Canadian Feed The Children’s food security programming in Indigenous communities.
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Growing in Garden Hill
CFTC starts new partnership with MB’s Garden Hill First Nation.
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First Nations food security
$1M from Slaight Family Foundation will take First Nations nutrition program across Canada.
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