What if we could combat some of the isolation we are all feeling by discussing opportunities available around the world that make for an excellent recipe for grass roots change? The Cookie Jar explores this question with interviews, ideas and the sharing of our favourite recipes.
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In this second of the 2-part series, Patty will share tonnes of great tips for teachers, educators and parents on out
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Patty Kolesnichenko is back to explore the value of outdoor education, another of her passions.
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The first conversation is with Dr.
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A conversation with my friend Matt Thomas, on cycling in Papua New Guinea.
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Nick’s Shaved ice Paradise is the kind of business we all want to hear about in the middle of summer heat.
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Carpentry--particularly wood working--is a skilled trade in which the primary work performed is the cutting, shaping
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October 20 at 10:20 AM is an important moment worldwide.
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I live in a place where I can hear all sorts of music.
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Sea Turtles and Me: Now, that’s a neat topic, but how does it affect me?
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The Measure of our Society: Book Clubs for Inmates is a registered charity that organizes volunteer-led book clubs wi
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The Yukon Invasive Species Council (or, YISC, which has suddenly become my favourite acronym to say) is a registered
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The Future is Equal
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Misguided Persecution, with Patty Kolesnichenko
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Worms: The Original Alchemists!
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Recently, my Linked In account alerted me that the Kingston Ontario project Bags of Promise had officially become a r
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In recent days, I’ve been increasingly concerned about the rise of racist attacks in North American cities; it remind
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In early April, Ken and Theresa White and I did our annual Nocturnal Owl Survey, along Lawson Road in Telkwa.
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The Cookie Jar goes back into the archives, from 2015.
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Nine out of every ten bites of food start with a seed.
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Dr. Carrie B. Dohe is a researcher and activist, and the marvelous human behind the project, Bees for Peace.
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