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The farms that sell direct near London, Ontario are mostly past the city line — in Thorndale, Aylmer, Port Stanley and Denfield. Here is who sells what, and when.
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Photo: Quintin Soloviev / Wikimedia CommonsFood support in New Glasgow runs through Pictou County Food Bank East on Granville Street and the Salvation Army on James Street — with 211 Nova Scotia as the live directory.
Justin AndrewsWhere the Kanata Farmers' Market is, when it runs, what is in season month by month, and the nearby Carp and Cumberland markets worth the drive.
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Photo: Chris Woodrich / Wikimedia CommonsWhere to find food support in London, Ontario: the London Food Bank's address and requirements, what the Salvation Army actually runs, and where to look next.
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Where to get food support in Oromocto, New Brunswick: the town's food bank, what to bring, and the provincial tools that find everything else nearby.
Justin AndrewsConsultant-built food asset maps go stale soon after delivery. What public buyers actually pay for, and how a living, locally curated map stays current.
Justin AndrewsHow economic development teams map a regional food value chain, record the relationships between businesses, and find the gaps that stall small producers.
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Photo: Jay Esplana / Wikimedia CommonsVancouver Farmers Markets runs seven seasonal markets from Trout Lake to Kitsilano, and Granville Island trades year-round. Where they are, when they open, and what the map shows.
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Photo: Quintin Soloviev / Wikimedia CommonsWhere Vancouver's food support actually is: the Greater Vancouver Food Bank, Food Banks BC's member directory, and why most of the mapped network sits outside the city line.
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