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Let’s Get Mobilized Like many Canadians, I take seriously Trump’s threats to annex Canada. At the very least he wants to tighten the economic screws until annexation looks like our best option. And like so many Canadians, I want to […]

Welcome! This post is the final in a series that suggests we’ll only develop food systems that are ecological, healthy, just, and morally defensible when we face the challenges of industrial animal agriculture. Inspired by the ancient Stoic principle ‘The

Welcome! This post is the latest in a series suggesting that we’ll only develop food systems that are ecological, healthy, just, and morally defensible when we face the challenges of industrial animal agriculture. Inspired by the ancient Stoic principle ‘The

Welcome! This post is the latest in a series [which starts here] suggesting that we’ll only develop food systems that are ecological, healthy, just, and morally defensible when we face the challenges of industrial animal agriculture. Inspired by the ancient

Welcome! This post is the latest in a series [which starts here] suggesting that we’ll only develop food systems that are ecological, healthy, just, and morally defensible when we face the challenges of industrial animal agriculture. Inspired by the ancient

Part 2 of the series: The Obstacle is The Way WELCOME. This is the second post in a series contending that too many livestock and too much meat are key obstacles to better food systems. Relying on the ancient Stoic

The Obstacle is The Way Introduction to a Series For more than 25 years I’ve been researching and writing about food systems. And for all those years I’ve been surprised and perplexed that so many organizations and colleagues in the

Made-in-Canada Food Strategies for Today Canadians are pushing back on our former ally to the South and its incoherent program of “economic force.” As US leaders shred old alliances, cozy up to Putin, imperil civil rights, and declare their intent