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Please welcome a new member to the co-op - the Peanut Butter Queen! From the recently closed down Strictly Bulk on Danforth, the 'queen' (a peanut butter grinder) will now be living at Karma between the coffee grinder and our bulk nut butter bins.
Adrian Currie (assisted this time by Jack Lawson) continues to write about the importance of reforming the voting system to a proportional one, that can empower Canadians to elect more members to the house of commons from all political parties and have a chorus of voices in Parliament who would stand up and support other countries and their citizens in need. The focus in this article is - “Doug…
“You may have your own strong opinions about other chocolate companies which are stocked at Karma. So be it, but this chocolate company ticks all the boxes for me.”
Adrian Currie (assisted this time by Jack Lawson) continues to write about the importance of reforming the voting system to a proportional one, that can empower Canadians to elect more members to the house of commons from all political parties and have a chorus of voices in Parliament who would stand up and support other countries and their citizens in need.
Did you know that Karma members can order their favourite items in bulk special orders? And bulk orders are discounted 5%? Find out the information you need to place special orders in bulk, and get a sense of what other members order in this way.
In this iteration of Ask Karma Staff, we are featuring our Produce Purchaser’s answer about seasonal changes in produce sourcing for the winter.
Michelle Munk highlights Karma’s Black suppliers and neighbours for Black History Month
Adrian Currie writes about the importance of reforming the voting system to a proportional one, that can empower Canadians to maintain a truly democratic representative system of government. to protect our democracy
Karma Co-op’s Anti-Oppression Committee was honoured to host Chef, Lead Artist, and RUN Founder Johl Whiteduck-Ringuette (Spotted Lynx) for a memorable Harvest Celebration of Anishinaabe Foodways.
If your plans are for a damp rather than dry January, Karma has some good options that illustrate our overall curation principles of Local, Organic and/or Co-op Made.
