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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This week, we're training community activists in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).
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I’m a geek. One of my favourite things to do is pore over a map.
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The average Canadian prides themselves on understanding what constitutes a healthy meal.
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FLAP, or Fatal Light Awareness Program is a registered Canadian charity whose mission is to safeguard migratory birds
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Every year, I pick a food item that I want to learn more about.
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Saying goodbye to a life is hard. That’s where Jennifer Davis of Exit Matters comes in.
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The National Farmers Union is Canada’s national farm organization committed to family farms.
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One of Canada’s most influential liturgical musicians, Matthew Larkin has held appointments in Toronto, Ottawa, and V
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Let me introduce you to Dr Jennifer Conrad, a veterinarian, and founder and director of the Paw Project.
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When the Fish Stocks are Low, part two, with Natasha Akiwenkie.
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The Bagida’waad Alliance is an indigenous, grassroots organization whose members are mostly of the Saugeen Ojibway Na
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No Exits, part 3b
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No Exits, part 3a A book bag and a pair of socks. That’s how it started for Charlie Burrell, in Moncton NB.
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Today’s episode explores a literacy initiative that’s getting people outside and active, through a collection of chil
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With COVID restrictions temporarily lifted, many people have gone on holidays, including me.
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The Joe Chithalen Musical Instrument Lending Library is a relatively new project in Kingston, Ontario. When you visit
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This week, some shameless plugging for two upcoming events in Smithers!
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The Cycling Politician: Place is Important.
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Lindsay King is a FireSmart Educator at the Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako and now, one of my favourite people,
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Connect With Birds: Save the Earth, part two.
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