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Food Action Network of Northwestern Ontario
Food Action Network of Northwestern Ontario
The Food Action Network of Northwestern Ontario is a non-profit network focused on building equitable, sustainable, and resilient food systems across the region.

The Food Action Network of Northwestern Ontario is a non-profit network focused on building equitable, sustainable, and resilient food systems across the region.

  • 955 Oliver Road (c/o Charles Levkoe)
    Thunder Bay ON P7B 5E1
Three Seeds Corp
Three Seeds Corp
Bringing accessible, nutrient rich Tower-to-Table produce to Thunder Bay and beyond. Visit our plant & garden shop located inside Goods & Co.

Bringing accessible, nutrient rich Tower-to-Table produce to Thunder Bay and beyond. Visit our plant & garden shop located inside Goods & Co.

  • 251 Red River Rd
    Thunder Bay ON P7B 1A7
  • (807) 472-5254
Thunder Bay Community Growing Project
Thunder Bay Community Growing Project
We are dedicated to growing a world without hunger, starting right here in Thunder Bay and expanding to global hunger through our support of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.

We are dedicated to growing a world without hunger, starting right here in Thunder Bay and expanding to global hunger through our support of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.

  • Thunder Bay ON P7A 4L3
Thunder Bay Co-Operative Farm Supplies
Thunder Bay Co-Operative Farm Supplies
Thunder Bay Cooperative Farm Supplies has grown to offer you a variety products from pet feed, fencing, lawn-home- and garden supplies to metal roofing and more.

Thunder Bay Cooperative Farm Supplies has grown to offer you a variety products from pet feed, fencing, lawn-home- and garden supplies to metal roofing and more.

  • 560 Boundary Drive
    Slate River ON P7J 0A5
  • (807) 475-5190
Thunder Bay Feeds (formerly Vanderwees Farms Ltd)
Thunder Bay Feeds (formerly Vanderwees Farms Ltd)
We are an Animal Feed & and Farm Supply Store and so much more! Pet Supplies, apparel, boots, gifts, fencing and we now have GreenHawk Equestrian Sport.

We are an Animal Feed & and Farm Supply Store and so much more! Pet Supplies, apparel, boots, gifts, fencing and we now have GreenHawk Equestrian Sport.

  • 5221 Townline Rd
    Murillo ON P7G 1G5
  • (807) 935-2921
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