Sobeys goes live with curbside in Nova Scotia
Sobeys is pushing ahead with the rollout of its Voilà online grocery service with the debut of curbside pickup service in Nova Scotia. Launched yesterday
N.S. Food News
News about food producers in Nova Scotia, including fishers, farmers, foragers, and more.
Souls Harbour now serving more meals than when pandemic hit in March
Souls Harbour Rescue Mission is serving an average of 250 packaged meals every day. That’s up from about 200 in March. (Souls Harbour Rescue Mission/Facebook)
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Still buying our own beef
Dan Thompson of Pictou County’s Three Dot Farm unloads his Angus and Shorthorn cross cattle at the Cape Mabou Community Pasture last month. – Aaron
Syrian pastry chef finds a new home in Nova Scotia
A pastry chef originally from Damascus has landed a great new job at Julien’s Bakery in Chester, NS, and helped turn the business around. Click
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The Benefits of Buying Food Locally
Most of us understand the economic benefits of “buying local”. We like the idea of putting our money back into our own communities rather than
The Market Gardener
Jean-Martin Fortier’s farm sells $140,000 of food on an acre and half. Now he wants to help others do the same… Read More Here!
The New Reality: Pandemic could change Nova Scotia’s school food programs
Parent and school food advocate Jenny Osburn says she’d like to see school food programs not only adapt — but improve as a result of
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Travel restrictions hurt outfitting industry in Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia
The chance to catch a fish like this is one of the reasons hunters and fishers from the United States, Europe and elsewhere in Canda
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VICTOR OULTON: Temporary foreign workers are like family to Nova Scotia farmers
Migrant workers show off the fruits of their labour last fall at a packing shed on Keddy Farms outside Coldbrook. The workers helped to harvest
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Wanted: Poetry About Farming
Mary Ellen Sullivan says: I’d like to invite you to participate in my little poetry project, Open Heart Farming – food and farming themed poetry