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Want to get involved in food action in Kamloops? There are many opportunities to hone your skills and explore your interests with the KFPC and our network. We value everyone’s contributions no matter how big or small.

Food Hub Pilot Project

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How can the Food Hub support YOUR restaurant business?

You're invited to participate in our 5 minute survey!
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Workshops for Food Processing Businesses

Do you have a small or emerging food business? Join our upcoming Market Validation Training workshops. These workshops are hosted in partnership with Kamloops Innovation, as part of the KFPC's Food Hub pilot project. Led by an experienced…
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Food Hub Meet & Greet

Network Meeting Summary September 4, 2019 Secwepemc Word of the Month ga7is (aw-iss)= dark clouds loom overhead before a storm Board Update - Last month's AGM brought in a new composition for our Board. Welcome to returning Directors,…
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We are working together to grow a regenerative food system for Kamloops by building community capacity around food through programs, policy, and partnerships.

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  • Gleaning Abundance Program

    Join the harvest! Need help with picking your fruit? Want to help pick? We share the abundance with residents, volunteers and community groups.

    Join the GAP

  • The Kamloops Food Policy Council, based in Kamloops, BC Canada, is on the traditional, unceded territory of the Secwepemc people who nourished themselves and this land for millenia.

    This ancient gathering place, where the North and South Thompson Rivers meet is called T’kemlups in the Secwepemc language, Secwepemctsin. This land is called Secwepemculecw.

    Every month at our potlucks we speak a new Secwepemc word together. For December, the word is swucwt (swoo-kt) = snow.

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We could not do the important work we do without the support of our generous sponsors:

We acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia