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Talking Chit: A Brief Guide to Prepping Potatoes

Who doesn’t love potatoes?! They are versatile, store well, delicious and easy to grow. Let’s talk about the first steps to grow a healthy, abundant crop of potatoes. The best place to start is with high quality seed potatoes. Can you use potatoes from the grocery store? Potentially, but there are a few reasons toContinue reading “Talking Chit: A Brief Guide to Prepping Potatoes”

Stitching for Change

When we heard that there was a local group sewing menstrual products out of salvaged fabric for people around the world we just had to find out more. So we joined them! On the 4th Monday of every month (except December, July and August) a group of talented generous souls gathers in the basement ofContinue reading “Stitching for Change”

Let’s Talk About…Food Waste

Resilient.SEA, in conjunction with Community Food Connections Association (CFCA), is excited to offer an event next week, Let’s Talk About…Food Waste. 58 per cent of all food produced in Canada — 35.5 million tonnes — is lost or wasted each year. If you are interested in what is happening in our local community to preventContinue reading “Let’s Talk About…Food Waste”

Stuff Swap Success

We would like to thank everyone that joined us for the first Stuff Swap last Saturday and those who kindly shared their stuff but were unable to attend. We received some very positive feedback and many requests to turn it into a recurring event. Why not?! So we are working on finding a day/time thatContinue reading “Stuff Swap Success”

Climate Conversations Further Reading (CCFR): Volume 1

One of the many thought provoking things brought up at the Oct. 25 Climate Conversation was an article that Evie Schuler shared from The Prairie Post: Independent candidate feels the system is broken