Whirled Arts

Anyone know of an initiative in BC like this?

That would be so traumatic (and UN-healthy) to have food forced on you that’s associated with abuse.

Cree patient revealed hospital food reminded him of residential school, so the MUHC started baking bannock | CBC News A Cree patient is responsible for a new menu item at the MUHC after he revealed that the hospital food reminded him of residential schools. As of September, food services is offering bannock to First Nations and Inuit patients.

But no longer armed.
Assuming formerly Captain Beef Heart.
Finally gets to meats you.

Butcher shop/deli in Nanaimo BC, Canada.

Nothing in our clothing and accessories except for the materials listed; No added chemicals or heavy metals (except sometimes on our music track).

This is a great reminder to be aware of the slow death or hormonal disruptions that can occur through fast/cheap fashion.

There's a risk to not only us as consumers, but also, especially, to the producers on the factory floors and the water-systems and animals living there.

The same goes for jewellery. So much of what's being sold online has been found to contain potentially poisonous lead and cadmium.

Her's to being aware and healthy.

'This is hazardous waste': Experts warn of high levels of chemicals in clothes by some fast-fashion retailers | CBC News A Marketplace investigation found that out of 38 samples of children’s, adult’s and maternity clothes and accessories, almost one in five items had elevated levels of chemicals — including lead, PFAS and phthalates — that experts found concerning.

Fathers’ Day jewellery…we have it.
So many styles of chains, rings, bracelets, studs, hoops 😀