My personal blogging on everyday matters. Sometimes I just need to put the world to writes.
Pause and breathe, explore our beautiful province…for how lucky are we, how blessed we are to call British Columbia home.
My personal blogging on everyday matters. Sometimes I just need to put the world to writes.
Pause and breathe, explore our beautiful province…for how lucky are we, how blessed we are to call British Columbia home.
Dairy farmers nurture and feed so effortlessly that they become nearly invisible to the wider world…
Canadian food security and ocean protection are not opposing forces, they are one and the same, nourishment, respect and sustainability that is what it means!
Tired of the daily grind, tired of the pampered life we lived in the foothills of Alberta, I wanted to see life, I wanted to feel the teeming blood of humanity. So, I packed my backpack and took off for Africa.
The women of WORTH Association’s Yes Shef event are redefining hospitality as a sisterhood of excellence and lasting legacy.
Meta…the calloused heels that grind down on real conversations…under the laughable disguise of “community”
Meta This newfangled regime is a trickster hiding in our newsfeeds watching us from every angle…
In that one sentence is the tragedy of centuries. This is trump-america. It is a strange thing, watching history in real time. As I sit in my Vancouver home, I feel the chill of déjà vu as I read about ICE patrolling Chicago streets, dragging people into disappearance, arresting them …
Wild and farmed salmon…their story is still being written by the tides and the rivers, by scientists and fishermen, by First Nations leaders and farmers, and even by the people themselves.
The measure of a country is how well it feeds its people nourishing food.
I know that somewhere, in a sushi bar, a kitchen, a TikTok reel, a young person is eating farmed salmon -And they are the future — not the activists, not the noise.
They can starve a nation into rubble, but the perpetrators will never feast on my silence
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