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Cheap fruit, vegetables for sale at Fall Harvest Sale - Vimarsana News

Cheap fruit, vegetables for sale at Fall Harvest Sale

For anyone feeling a bit battered by the rapidly rising cost of a trip to the grocery store, mark your calendars for Sept. 10 and 11.

Neighbours across the city create mini-depots selling veggie boxes at wholesale prices - Vimarsana News

Neighbours across the city create mini-depots selling veggie boxes at wholesale prices

Customers say produce from the Good Food Box is roughly half the cost of what the big grocery stores charge, with volunteers staffing 130 pickup spots across the city.

Source: cbc.ca
'Being fed nutritious food . . . is a human right': Calgary charities battle hunger in our city - Vimarsana News

'Being fed nutritious food . . . is a human right': Calgary charities battle hunger in our city

They were born on Valentine’s Day 2021, two perfect babies save for the fact they weren’t expected to arrive for another few months.

Heritage Park offers crops for annual harvest sale to support local charities - Vimarsana News

Heritage Park offers crops for annual harvest sale to support local charities

Calgarians have the chance to enjoy some fresh produce while helping a number of good causes at the same time this weekend.

Southern chefs speak out for social justice, Black-owned businesses - Vimarsana News

Southern chefs speak out for social justice, Black-owned businesses

The American South During the pandemic, chef Edward Lee helped feed people in nearly 20 cities, including Atlanta, Seattle, Nashville, Houston, New Orleans, Brooklyn, Raleigh, Los Angeles, and his hometown Louisville, Kentucky where he runs the restaurants 610 Magnolia and Whiskey Dry. His LEE Initiative has used money from donors like Audi and Maker's Mark and support from chefs across the country to turn idle restaurants into relief kitchens. The restaurant's staff got paid, and hungry people ate. "The basis of activism is right there in the word, it's to be active," Lee said. "You have to ...