May/June 2015

Artistic interventions in John A. Macdonald’s bicentennial celebrations. An activist roundtable on the federal election. The role of patriarchy in permaculture. The meaning of elections for Six Nations, the largest reserve in Canada. The new wave of food co-ops. Heritage hipsters and gentrification. An interview with members of Feeding My Family about food security in Nunavut. Regulatory headaches for small farmers. These features and more!

Inside This Issue

Beyond Holding Your Nose

by Andrew Loewen May 28, 2015 3 min read
Kill, Clean, Eat, and Repeat

by Shanon Zachidniak May 27, 2015 4 min read
Capitalism Sucks and Must Be Crushed

by Paul Buhle May 26, 2015 3 min read
Regulatory Snarls for Small-scale Farmers

by Sheldon Birnie May 25, 2015 7 min read
Struggling for Food Security in Nunavut

by Jannie Wing-sea Leung May 22, 2015 10 min read
The Meaning of Elections for Six Nations

by Alicia Elliott May 21, 2015 11 min read
The New Wave of Food Co-ops

by Hannah Renglich May 19, 2015 8 min read
What to Do About the Federal Election

by Briarpatch Staff May 12, 2015 10 min read
Talkin’ Back to Johnny Mac

by Jane Kirby May 11, 2015 9 min read
When Hipsters Dream of the 1890s

by Lindsay Brown May 7, 2015 9 min read
Permaculture or Spermaculture?

by Trina Moyles Apr 27, 2015 6 min read