In a recent blog post, I used the phrase, “It is gentrified patriarchal resistance that prevents local resilience”. I was challenged that this was possibly the use of language as an obstruction, just using big words to be grandiose or something. To be fair, these are big words, and although these words are not common [...]
To catch everyone up on the story, Celgar, a subsidiary of Mercer International, runs the pulp mill locoated way out on the north western extremity of the City’s boundary, alongside the now closed Interfor lumber mill on the banks of the Columbia River at Hugh Keenlyside Dam.
As many of you know, the topic of Chickens in Castlegar has been on my mind for some time now. Well this week, on Wednesday, 6th of May at 7pm, Castlegar City Council is going to hold a public input session on the issue of urban hens as pets and for the production of eggs. [...]
Planning for Agricultural Success
Strengthening Farming Program
Plan initiated in 1996 to facilitate local government support of agriculture.
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Food for thought: Local Government Action for Food Secure Communities
The document “A Seat at the Table” is intended to empower municipalities to take control of their food security. The presentation this afternoon is co-presented by Provincial Health, the Village of Hazelton and Kamloops Food Policy Council.
Local Economy
Connect consumers to suppliers
food dollars remain in the community
Environment
reduce [...]
Legalized gambling is one of the “steady earners” for all levels of government involved, so I’m sure this news isn’t being looked at too favorably.
I read a lot of news stories, but this would be one of the most troubling signs of our times, and a warning of things to come…