Mingle with chefs and farmers at 20+ food and beverage sampling stations, and enjoy cooking demos, community displays, prizes, live music and kids activities. Continue reading REAP’s 6th Annual Food For Thought – Sunday, September 27 1-4pm
Mingle with chefs and farmers at 20+ food and beverage sampling stations, and enjoy cooking demos, community displays, prizes, live music and kids activities. Continue reading REAP’s 6th Annual Food For Thought – Sunday, September 27 1-4pm
The controversial practice of raw log exports from BC has reached all-time record levels in the last few years. Continue reading Raw log exports skyrocket in British Columbia
A diversified economy and citizens’ right to a healthy environment are more important than short-term profits for multinational corporations. Continue reading David Suzuki: Canada is trading away its environmental rights
With oil prices plunging to below $50, the consequences of a petro-fuelled economy are hitting home. Continue reading David Suzuki: Oil prices drop as global warming rises
Oregon’s innovative highways and the long road to solar success. Continue reading Solar Roadways: Great idea or wishful thinking?
Project still faces legal challenges and staunch public opposition, environmental groups say. Continue reading Federal approval doesn’t guarantee Northern Gateway will be built
Project still faces legal challenges and staunch public opposition, environmental groups say. Continue reading Federal approval doesn’t guarantee Northern Gateway will be built
Scientists around the world have been warning us for decades about the consequences of our wasteful lifestyles. Continue reading David Suzuki: Yes, pipeline spills are good for the economy
Over 60 farmers and food producers take part in the weekly Farmers’ Market at Evergreen Brick Works. Continue reading Farmers’ Market at Evergreen Brick Works: Every Saturday, 8am-1pm
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