Category Archives: Civic Footprint
Tornadoes and Earthquakes and Heat Waves, Oh My!
When travelling in South East Asia a couple of years back, I remember thinking how tranquil and peaceful living in Canada was, with our relatively mundane weather and lack of life-threatening natural disasters. More recently however, it seems I have … Continue reading
Book Review: Canada’s Locavore Inspires Young Farmers and Urban Farming
Sarah Elton’s Locavore is everything I love in a foodie read; detailed descriptions of organic, local food sources, a history (and shared love for) artisanal cheese in Canada, and lots of shout-outs to interesting community-based agriculture and food security organizations across … Continue reading
There is something living on my roof…
We know it is more important to watch what we eat, ensuring our food sources are organic and locally grown. We know that we should bike more and drive less, and turn off our lights when we are not home … Continue reading
Federation of Metro Tenants Association Annual Fundraiser
I am currently in the “wonderful” process of finding a new apartment to rent this summer. If you’re like me (and the majority of Torontonians) who describe yourselves as a perpetual renters, then I would advise you learn about the … Continue reading
We’re LIVE from Lilac Festival 2010!
We’re very excited to be talking Timeraiser at Lilac Festival this weekend. So excited in fact, that we’re giving away a pair of WestJet Tickets to Lilac Festival attendees! Check out the live feed below and enter to win. Be … Continue reading
