Articles written by Home & Family contributors, home economists across the Prairies
Health Canada has improved the information in the Nutrition Facts tables/label on most packaged food we find in our grocery stores. People want labels that are easier to read, have more realistic serving sizes and have more easily identified amounts of calories, sugar, salt, fats and nutrients.
Tips for eating well and supporting one another Ramadan is a month for Muslims to demonstrate their religious devotion to their faith. Beginning after the sighting of the new crescent …
Choosing healthy foods is much easier when you learn to understand food labels. Food labels contain valuable information like ingredients, nutrition information, and best before dates. Some food labels also …
This article was first published in the Manitoba Cooperator on September 1, 2016. Is there anything better than the first bite of a vine-ripened, sun-kissed garden tomato? As our first …
By Getty Stewart, Professional Home Economist The calls for large eating and baking apples continue to come in to Fruit Share. It’s great to know we’re rescuing so many apples …
By: Getty Stewart, PHEc, B.Ed., Author of Prairie Fruit Cookbook and www.GettyStewart.com Rhubarb heralds the arrival of spring. For many of us Northern gardeners, it is the first produce we …
By Carla Falkevitch, PHEc We all feel stress, anxiety, fear, and loneliness during this time. The World Health Organization (WHO) is concerned about the consequences of Covid-19 and the effects …
By Diana Mager, PHEc Are your mini-coworkers challenging your work day schedule? Learning how to negotiate work time and space with your partner in a makeshift home office? Feeling like …
How Others Spend Their Income Many people have questions about how other families spend their income. How much of my money should be spent on food, clothing, etc.?Am I spending …
There are times when cooking that you do not have the right ingredients on hand in your kitchen. For new recipes, it may not make financial sense to purchase a …
