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“Last year at the community harvest 400 people came and in two days harvested over 10,000 pounds of food. And there was nowhere to bring the food. We didn't have a building to take that food into and then process it together.”
Windspeaker.comUnited Way grant to build longhouse for food hub and training centreThanks to a $1 million grant, construction on a new Indigenous-led food hub and training centre is expected to begin in northern British Columbia this summer. The 4,000 sq. ft facility, which will consist of a longhouse, will be at the Tea Creek farm, located in the community of Kitwanga. Tea Creek is operated by the Indigenous Food Sovereignty Association, a non-profit society founded in 2022.