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Allard St. Community Garden, locate...
Friday, July 18 at 6:00pm
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Never enough radishes. Photo courtesy T...
Baby bok choy stir-fried with lots of chopped garlic, hoisin sauce, soy sauce and rice wine and sprinkled with fried garlic. Photo courtesy of ^-^ liz Jennie Pearce from the Algoma Farmer’s market sent in this list of local produce you can take home and enjoy. ...
Wow, some positive and exciting news for a change, and it’s happening right here in northern Ontario. ...
Smiling faces at Family Day at the Market last week Jennie Pearce from the Algoma Farmer’s market sent in this list of local produce you can take home and enjoy: Lettuce R...
Green Means
The Rocks and Trees group, a network of local people interested in healthy, sustainable living is having its social this month at the community garden. This is a family-friendly gathering for people who like good food and conversation. Toys for the kids!
What : Potluck for people interested in green living. Bring the fa...mily.
When : Friday, July 18, 6-9 pm
Where : Allard St. Community Garden, located next to the Canadian Red Cross, 105 Allard Steet (map)
No dishes will be provided and this is a garbage free event so please bring your own reuseable dishes or, if necessary, paper plates, cups and napkins which can be recycled.
Rain or shine as we can meet underneath the shade structure.
Small gas BBQ will be available as well as outlets for one or two crock pots. Washrooms will be accessible in the Red Cross building.
No real need to RSVP but it would be nice to know how many people to expect. Please email Don @ mcgormd AT cleannorth DOT org if you plan to attend and the number of people coming with you.Read More
What : Potluck for people interested in green living. Bring the fa...mily.
When : Friday, July 18, 6-9 pm
Where : Allard St. Community Garden, located next to the Canadian Red Cross, 105 Allard Steet (map)
No dishes will be provided and this is a garbage free event so please bring your own reuseable dishes or, if necessary, paper plates, cups and napkins which can be recycled.
Rain or shine as we can meet underneath the shade structure.
Small gas BBQ will be available as well as outlets for one or two crock pots. Washrooms will be accessible in the Red Cross building.
No real need to RSVP but it would be nice to know how many people to expect. Please email Don @ mcgormd AT cleannorth DOT org if you plan to attend and the number of people coming with you.Read More
Come for the food, stay for the fun
Time:6:00PM Friday, July 18th
Location:Allard St. Community Garden, located next to the Canadian Red Cross
First off, congratulations to Suzanne Hanna and the people who organize the Allard Street Community Garden...
This Saturday, July 12 is Family Day at the Algoma Farmers’ Market. There will be face painting, children’s crafts, live animals and live music for all the family to enjoy as well as fresh vegetables (including strawberries) and locally produced goods. ...
Wow, what an action packed week, something for the environmentalist in each of us...
Come and meet local farmers and obtain fresh local produce grown right here in Algoma district. Besides vegetables, you will also find a variety of baking, crafts, honey, maple syrup, cheese, preserves, and local fruits in season. Support local farmers, healthy foods, and local food security...
photo courtesy of View Through My Lens Jeff Arbus, a local organizer of a citizens’ committee on air quality in the Sault sent the following message after attending tonight’s Algoma Steel open house on their efforts to address their (negative) environmental impact: Tonight’s open house on Air Q...
Learn about how local beef farmers have organized together to survive the global market for beef by marketing to the local community. Response has been great so far, which is no surprise - local, organic meat is going to taste far better than anything trucked in to the grocery store...
Looking for a way to compost but don't have the option of an outside bin? Courtney, a Katimavik volunteer with Clean North explains all there is to know about worm composting. I had no idea worms could eat that much! It's also a lot easier than you might think...
