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Farwell to a Grande Dame of Canadian Gastronomy [155 Views]
Posted: Sunday, April 25, 2010 by: Stefan Lehmann (VANCOUVER ISLAND)
Quebec's Grande Dame of food journalism, Mme FranÁoise Kayler passed away at the age of 81, last week. Mme. Kayler was an eminent and active member of Slow Food and a highly respected authority on the food products and restaurants of Quebec. She attended the first National meeting of Slow Food Canada in 2005 in Montreal, as well as the 2008 meeting in Toronto, and was a key force in building the
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Seeds of Diversity Canada [157 Views]
Posted: Thursday, February 18, 2010 by: Melanie Doerksen (LONDON)
A Canadian volunteer organization that conserves the biodiversity and traditional knowledge of food crops and garden plants.
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Pelham Slow Food Blog "SnailSpace" [88 Views]
Posted: Tuesday, December 8, 2009 by: Renéˆe Girard (PELHAM)
This is Pelham Slow Food's own Blog. It contains an archive of all articles published by Pelham Slow Food in the Voice of Pelham Newspaper. It can be found at www.pelhamslowfood.blogspot.com
Enjoy.
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SLOW MOTION Food Film Fest closes to accolades [113 Views]
Posted: Friday, November 13, 2009 by: Michael Howell (NOVA SCOTIA)
The first SLOW MOTION Food Film Fest closed in Wolfville, NS this past Sunday, to unilateral accclaim. Hollywood celebrity Jason Priestley and his wife Naomi attended two of the events - the Gala Opening Party at Tempest and the sold out Kennys' Farm Market Barn Dinner. Hot docs 'End of the Line' and 'Food INC' attracted record crowds and the Danish film classic 'Babettes Feast' enjoyed a suberb
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Slow Food members from across Canada Meet Prince Philip at Rideau Hall Royal Dinner [54 Views]
Posted: Friday, November 13, 2009 by: Michael Howell (NOVA SCOTIA)
Remebrance Day 2009 saw a number of Canada's Slow Food leaders invited to a royal dinner with Prince Charles, Camilla, Her Excellency the Governor General of Canada and pre-eminent leaders including Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff, Many Canadian military and political leaders, and an invited guest list of leaders in the Canadian culinary scene. From coast to coast,
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Minister congratulates Slow Food Nova SCotia for Edible Schoolyard Video [52 Views]
Posted: Sunday, October 4, 2009 by: Michael Howell (NOVA SCOTIA)
Newly annointed Education Minister Marilyn More sent a congratulatory letter to Slow Food Nova Scotia for a job well done in both producing the Edible Schoolyard video and for donating it to the Provincial Library system free of charge.
Now ALL Nova Scotians can borrow a copy of the 20 minute video and use it to inspire the creation of school gardens and curriculum-based healthy lunch programs a
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