Toronto
Al’s Web Farm
“Als Grassfed Bison and Elk meat for the Greater Toronto community.”
Toronto
Al’s Web Farm
“Als Grassfed Bison and Elk meat for the Greater Toronto community.”
Toronto
“Toronto has long been at the forefront of public health initiatives and food security research. Toronto was one of the originators of, and among the first world cities to sign onto, the United Nations’ Healthy Cities movement. In 1991, in the absence of federal and provincial leadership on food security, the City created the Toronto Food Policy Council (TFPC).
Our Mission:
The Toronto Food Policy Council partners with business and community groups to develop policies and programs promoting food security. Our aim is a food system that fosters equitable food access, nutrition, community development and environmental health.
How We Work:
The TFPC operates as a sub-committee of the Toronto Board of Health. Our members include City Councillors, and volunteer representatives from consumer, business, farm, labour, multicultural, anti-hunger advocacy, faith, and community development groups. As one of the few urban-rural policy development bodies in Canada, we try to bridge the gap between producers and consumers. ”
Thunder Bay
“Thunder Oak Cheese Farm is the only farm in Ontario that produces Gouda cheese.
This creamy Dutch cheese has long been a favourite of cheese lovers around the world. And the Schep Family has been making it in Thunder Bay since 1995.
Our award winning Thunder Oak Gouda is a natural product made with fresh milk from the Schep’s own Holstein cows. There is no preservatives or added colouring in our cheese!
The Schep family invites you to visit our farm if you are in the neighbourhood. We make cheese on Monday and Friday around 10 AM. Have a cup of coffee and watch how we make cheese!
Our farm store offers Gouda in any quantity- large or small and in eight different flavours. We also have a wide variety of Dutch import products: from cookies, candy, spices and licorice to ceramics and tea towels.”
Thornloe, Timiskaming
“Thornloe Cheese has produced a respected brand of cheese products in Northern Ontario for over 68 years! Our secret to success is old-fashioned cheese making techniques and fresh milk produced in the unique agricultural area of Temiskaming
Thornloe is pleased to offer mouth-watering cheese curds available in a variety of flavours. Thornloe’s Cheddar Cheese is available in a wide selection of ages and tempting seasonings. We also have a variety of specialty cheeses and a growing line of new products.”
Thornhill, York County
York Farmers Marketing Ltd.
7509 Yonge Street
Thornhill, Ontario
L3T 2B4
905-886-9992
Thornhill, York County
Village Market at the Toronto Waldorf School
“The Market is open Saturdays only, year round from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. We feature fresh organic produce all year round, with as much as possible locally grown.”
9100 Bathurst St. #1,
Thornhill, ON,
L4J 8C7
Phone: 416-875-4205 Email: info@villagemarket.ca
http://www.villagemarket.ca/
Stratford
“On their heritage farm near Stratford Lyle Renecker and his wife Teresa raise Ontario’s finest quality purebred Elk”
Stratford
“Stratford Farmers Market is… “One of the Oldest Markets in Ontario” Since 1855.
Open Every Saturday 7:00am to 12:00 noon
Convenient Bus Service to the area every 20 minutes
Lots of FREE Parking”
St. Marys
“newly created, federally licensed cheese plant located in St. Marys, Ontario. Our goal is to produce the highest quality, sheep cheeses and yogurts for natural food and specialty retailers and restaurateurs.”