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Mar 9th, 2010 |
By Katie Burns |
Category: Features, Food, Regional
Sustain Ontario is a province-wide, cross-sectoral alliance that promotes healthy food and farming. The organization is only a year old and was inspired by the UK’s Sustain: The alliance for better food and farming and the Metcalf Foundation’s work on exploring opportunities for collaborative, cross-sectoral work related to food and agriculture .
Tags: community, community food, diversity, Food, food policy councils, networks, Stop Community Food Centre (www.thestop.org), Toronto Posted in Features, Food, Regional |
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Feb 26th, 2010 |
By John Horn |
Category: Business & Entrepreneurship, Features, Global, Kindness, The Cultural Landscape
I will venture a guess and assume that 72% of visitors to this online news magazine knows about K’Naan. Whether you do or not, the 10 minute video below acts as a pretty darn amazing introduction to one of the world’s most important artists. Enjoy!
Tags: 2010 Winter Olympics, 2010 World Cup South Africa, Bang Bang, Coca Cola, community, concert, Cultural Olympiad, Dusty Foot Philosopher, East Africa, Fatima, K'Naan, Olympic Protestors, olympics, Orpheum Theatre, Poet, Rapper, sell-out musicians, somalia, Take A Minute, Troubador, vancouver, VANOC, Wavin' Flag, Winter Olympics, World Anthem Wavin' Flag, World Cup Posted in Business & Entrepreneurship, Features, Global, Kindness, The Cultural Landscape |
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Feb 17th, 2010 |
By John Horn |
Category: Features, Local
As a key media outlet for the 2010 Olympics, the Daily Gumboot is excited to bring you our “Olympics Neighbourhoods” series. Here’s how it works: each week, Managing Editor, Kurt Heinrich, and Editor-in-Chief, John will profile a different Vancouver neighbourhood with a specific focus on things that might interest out-of-town visitors who arrive in The [...]
Tags: 2010, Akira Sushi, All India Bar & Restaurant, Amore Pizza, communities to visit, community, daily gumboot, davie, denman, english bay, linkedin, Lolita's, Macaroni Grill, marble slab ice cream, neighbourhood, olympics, restaurants, robson, stanley park, tourism, vancouver, Vancouver 2010 Olympics, west end Posted in Features, Local |
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Feb 6th, 2010 |
By Kurt Heinrich |
Category: Global, Your Digital Fill
If you haven’t seen it yet, watch Matt travel the world and unite communities through a goofy dance. Amazing!
Tags: community, dance, dancing around the world, many cultures, matt 2008, viral video Posted in Global, Your Digital Fill |
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Jan 25th, 2010 |
By Stewart Burgess |
Category: Galactic, The Cultural Landscape
One of the key goals for the modernist project has been an ongoing search for efficiency in all areas of life, but particularly in the home. Layered into the contemporary home are a few hundred years of effort on the part of builders, designers, and corporations trying to smooth out the daily lives of its [...]
Tags: architecture, community, community space, power Posted in Galactic, The Cultural Landscape |
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Jan 18th, 2010 |
By Natasha Moore |
Category: Global
I’ve been watching news reports with shock and sadness over the last week but have also been amazed by the extent to which social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter have not only enabled family and friends to contact each other but have also been conduits for millions of dollars donated to a devastated Haiti.
Tags: community, facebook, Idealist, online communities, online social networks, twitter, Tyze Posted in Global |
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Jan 14th, 2010 |
By Theo Lamb |
Category: Features, Local
I live in Vancouver, British Columbia — home and soon to be host of the 2010 Olympic winter games. And can you believe it — the other day, I suggested we get cable to watch the games.
In a little under four weeks, my city will be turned inside out for the event. Not that we [...]
Tags: 2010, community, gumboots, vancouver, Winter Olympics, zombies Posted in Features, Local |
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Jan 12th, 2010 |
By Katie Burns |
Category: Green, Local
Community sustainability is something that a lot of municipal governments are working on. Vancouver, Calgary, Whitehorse, Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Halifax and many others are adopting policies and plans to help them become more sustainable. Note that I’m saying “more sustainable”. That is because community sustainability is a moving target. Deborah Curran’s article “Wicked” in [...]
Tags: community, municipal government, sustainability Posted in Green, Local |
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Jan 12th, 2010 |
By Kurt Heinrich |
Category: Get to Know Your Community
Yes, that’s right. Just like Starbucks, we’re expanding exponentially. That means more voices and more time for John and I to hit the pavement and promote the Gumboot’s unique offering in the wilderness of the world wide web (isn’t alliteration wonderful). In fact, in the coming weeks watch out for more and more new contributors [...]
Tags: active history, bishop's university, community, German correspondent, Germany, gumboot, jim clifford, Katie Burns, mauser rifels, peter joerdell, sustainable folks, the real pete, Toronto Posted in Get to Know Your Community |
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Dec 24th, 2009 |
By Theo Lamb |
Category: Features, Global
What can I say about Christmas and it’s spirit of community that hasn’t already been said? It’s a tough nut to crack, even for a season that provides so many Nutcracker suites. So I thought I’d share with you — our blogger community — a few family traditions that pre-date the gumboot, blogs, even the [...]
Tags: christmas, Christmas Eve, community, gumboots, Hallelujah, Handel's Messiah Posted in Features, Global |
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