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Access to healthy food for your family is fundamental to feeling secure and happy in your new home. You should continue to cook the food you love in order to …
Articles written by Home & Family contributors, home economists across the Prairies
Access to healthy food for your family is fundamental to feeling secure and happy in your new home. You should continue to cook the food you love in order to …
The Cultural Importance of Food Food is a way of passing on traditions and maintaining cultural identity, both within your family and as a community. It is important for you …
If you are new to Canada, you may have questions or concerns about the Canadian food system that become challenges to accessing and using healthy foods. Understanding the types of …
Hello Boozhoo Tansi Aaniin Wotziye Ho/Han Tanshi Asujutilli Indigenous food culture has experienced a renewed energy and interest as a means of strengthening cultural identity, improving healthy living, and as …
The traditional foods of Indigenous people are nutritious, natural foods that are harvested, grown, trapped and hunted on the land. Wild game, fish and edible plants form the basis of …
Canadians have the right to food. “In 1976, the Canadian government ratified a part of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights…embedded in that declaration is our right to food”.1 Unfortunately, …
The following is a list of resources for information and support: Manitoba HealthIt’s a Fact: Better Income Can Lead to Better Health Get Your Benefits Booklet Department of FamiliesFinancial Benefits …
If you are on a tight budget, there are things you can do every day to help you save money. Once you have identified your expenses, look through these ideas …
Credit is considered any money or goods that you receive now and will pay for later. Credit can be a big help if used wisely, but because it is easy …
Why Keep Records? Keeping records is the best way to track your income and expenses. You can make better decisions for your family when you track the money you have …
