Montgomery's
996 Queen Street West M6J1H1 Toronto, ON, Canada

If you need your vaccine this place has barely a line up! Ten minutes and your in! Just need to have proof of address in a hotspot neighbourhood!!!

The federal government's Budget 2021, is taking steps to protect the right to food for indigenous communities. $22.7 million over 5 years will support First Nations and Inuit to manage climate impacts on health, including on access to traditional food. http://ow.ly/AsBm50EJO8K

Thanks @lifeseedspodcast

Rick Faust is the amazing artist who made this. Check out his Facebook page for more info. https://www.facebook.com/worldoffrausto/

Does this excite anyone as much as this excites me?!

Just sitting here, waiting for the picnic chip endorsements to start to rolling in... Thanks #topchefcanada for allowing Guy and I to crash the picnic party! (if you missed the episode, stream it online!) @foodnetworkca

"You have to play to win and we won,' says Membertou Chief Terry Paul... the Mi'kmaq will hold Clearwater's Canadian fishing licences within a fully Mi'kmaq-owned partnership."

Not only do we sell 100% local grown, seasonal produce, in our Grassroots Food Boxes, but Guy takes these amazing Canadian ingredients and whips up ALL KINDS of prepared foods and snackie snacks to sell on our grocery list. Like his Tomatillo Salsa or Smoked Eggplant Dip. Both known to inflict unsuspecting eaters with uncontrollable binge snacking. So good, people just eat them straight outta the deli container with a spoon #nolie

Help encourage the backyard hens pilot project #urbanagriculture #backyardchickens #growyourfood

"The Native Women's Association of Canada (NWAC) will receive just over $1 million for a 3-year pilot project, growing traditional Indigenous plants and foods in a community garden as well as in a year-round winterized greenhouse" http://ow.ly/NIaQ50BVeeq

Every week, while packing our Grassroots Food Boxes, I am constantly so impressed at the natural quality and beauty of these locally grown veggies! #wellendowedcarrots #cantunsee #mynewfavouritepastime #vegetablesthatlooklikebodyparts #allsizesarebeautiful

This is why the prairie can store carbon. Only 4% of the tallgrass prairie is left. When the first settlers came to the rich grasslands and dug them up, billion...s of tons of carbon went into the atmosphere. We are just now figuring this out. HOW do we get the carbon back into the soil when most of that prairie system is gone? Digging Deep Reveals the Intricate World of Roots http://proof.nationalgeographic.com//digging-deep-reveals/

Regenerative Agriculture... how farming with animals can be sustainable #goals

Hey Folks, FYI Saigon Flower at Queen Street West and Abell Street had a break-in this morning. Around 6AM, someone smashed their front door and stole the cash ...till and some money. The owner has filed a police report and the police are reaching out to nearby businesses for footage of the incident. If you get the chance, please consider supporting this business. The owner - Rose - has run Saigon Flower on Queen Street West for over 30 years. The restaurant has great food as well.

Did you participate in the City of Toronto's UrbanHensTO: Backyard Hen Pilot Program? The city wants to hear from you! http://ow.ly/Swc650BEdme

Last month, enRoute magazine featured our Grassroots Food Boxes! "When the Covid-19 pandemic laid bare our dependence on global supply chains, owner Guy Rawlings tapped into his network to create bespoke boxes of the best local produce, meat, fish and staples around... Rawlings offers more than 300 items, makes all the prepared foods and meal kits himself... Processing each order and answering every query has brought him closer than ever to customers. It’s a very intimate co...nnection, especially in a time when you can’t be social. https://enroute.aircanada.com//food-and-/2020-food-trends/

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The orange shirt in Orange Shirt Day refers to the new shirt that Phyllis Webstad was given to her by her grandmother for her first day of school at St. Josep...h's Mission residential school in British Columbia. When Phyllis got to school, they took away her clothes, including her new shirt. It was never returned.- Wearing an orange shirt and promoting the slogan, Every Child Matters, is an affirmation of our commitment to raise awareness of the residential school experience and to ensure that every child matters as we focus on our hope for a better future in which children are empowered to help each other...Sep 30, 2020... See more

Highly recommend you watch. A great introduction to regenerative farming, and shines some hope on the flight to save the planet from climate change! https://www.netflix.com/ca/title/81321999