A new COVID-19 Food Safety and Food Security page is now available and provides links to up to date reliable information and resources to help
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Food policy and community development projects that build a sustainable food system and make healthy food accessible for everyone living on the North Shore.
Annual Gathering a Big Success
Thank you to everyone who joined us on March 6, 2020 at the Holiday Inn!Our objectives for the morning were to: Provide an update on
Activating the North Shore Community Food Charter
Earlier this year, we embarked on a community engagement process to bring the North Shore Community Food Charter to life. It was incredible listening to
Table Matters Network Engagement Meeting
April 5, 2019 8:30 – noon Holiday Inn, 700 Old Lillooet Rd., North Vancouver Free parking available at the site and the hotel can also
Next meeting of the North Shore Table Matters Network April 5, 2019
The North Shore Table Matters Network has embarked on a strategic planning process to activate the North Shore Community Food Charter. We are building on the
The North Shore Food Action Plan – the Planning Process Begins!
The North Shore Table Matters Network is about to embark on a strategic planning process to activate the North Shore Community Food Charter. The process will
2017 Cost of Eating in BC Report Released
The 2017 Cost of Eating Report was released this week. This report will be of interest to anyone interested in household food insecurity and assessing
Introducing Betina Wheeler, the New Table Matters Network Coordinator!
Meet Betina Wheeler, the new Coordinator for the North Shore Table Matters Network. Betina describes herself as a passionate foodie; something she says she came
Now hiring North Shore Table Matters Network Coordinator
North Shore Table Matters Network Coordinator Job Description The North Shore Table Matters Network is a network of people who live, work and eat in
Online map charts North Shore food resources
Ben Bengtson / North Shore News A new online map could help North Shore residents take stock of their collective pantries. Table Matters and Vancouver