Local Food Production Benefits
Nearly 7 million Canadians cannot access enough food to meet their needs. High food prices, poor selection, and knowledge gaps contribute to our food security crisis. We can remove these barriers by producing more food locally and giving people the tools to produce their own food at home.
Improved Food Access
Business & Job Creation
Control Over Food Production Methods
Spin-offs Include Medicinal Plants & Value-Added Products
Enhanced Community Health
Better for the Environment
Cost Savings
Funding Support Often Available

Consultation, Research and Education
We offer a range of customizable services to develop and implement food solutions. Whether your project is big or small, rural or urban, non-profit or for-profit, we are ready to lend our expertise. If you do not know where to start, we can help you get started.

An Array of Infrastructure Options
Local food production takes different forms. We offer multi-season and year-round greenhouses, meat production units, chicken coops, hydroponic units, adaptable kitchens, food storage units, and renovations to existing buildings.

Internship & Manager Training Program
Building Local Food Leaders. Strengthening Community Food Systems.
The Sustainable Food Security Internship & Manager Training Program is a comprehensive support package for First Nations, rural, and remote communities seeking to strengthen their local food systems.
Project Highlights
We bring more than a decade of food security experience. Our team has coordinated projects with dozens of partners across Canada. Examples of our work include:
Rooted Shores Farm
Rooted Shores Farm: From Vision to Working Farm Land that had sat unused for nearly 30 years became the starting…
SIWES: Knowledge Transfer Website in partnership with Tsq’escen Broken Rock Gardens
SIWES.ca brings together practical, community-focused training to help people build agricultural knowledge and explore opportunities to work in the sector.…

Inuvialuit Led Food Security Intiative
Inuvik, NT
Full story to come, but for a sneak peek: Link to Article…
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Whether your project is big or small, rural or urban, non-profit or for-profit, we are here to support you!
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