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Joanne Will
Vancouver-based journalist Joanne Will co-writes the Eat Your History series with Jeff Nield. The series, guest edited by 100-Mile Diet co-creator James MacKinnon, runs twice a month in The Tyee with support from FarmFolk/CityFolk.
Stories by Joanne Will
Hunting the Elusive Wapato
Women are leading a revival of First Nations' staple foods. To get lucky, you have to get mucky.
The Potato Underground
How the 'outlaw' Cariboo spud, once blacklisted by agribiz advocates, was saved. Latest in our Eat Your History series.
'Eat Your History' Asks You to Join in!
Please be part of our project by nominating a food to research. You might win a prize.
A Healthy Handful of History
Salt Spring Islanders keep planting and baking BC's very own Ruckle bean.


