locally grown products and has seasonal menu features.
Purchases
dairy products from provincial suppliers.
Provides
vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options.
Commits
to purchasing cage-free shell eggs and sourcing sustainable seafood and fish with the Marine Stewardship Council.
Fair Trade
Fair Trade
In 2015, UCalgary became the first designated Fair Trade Campus in Alberta and the tenth in Canada. Students in the Áù¾ÅÉ«Ìà chapter of Engineers Without Borders led the drive for fair trade designation. They worked with staff in Food and Conference Services and the Office of Sustainability to achieve the designation and to ensure our continued commitment. In 2018, UCalgary won Fairtrade Canada's Fairtrade Campus of the Year Award.
Community Garden
Community Garden
The Campus Community GardenÌýprovides a space for campus and community members to grow their own food and connect on projects that support sustainable food systems and healthy eating. Anyone can join the Community Garden Club to begin harvesting the benefits of local eating.
Food Services
Food Services
Food Services works with its suppliers to ensure that goods sold on campus come from farmers and artisans who work in safe environments and receive fair wages.
Western Canada’s first off-grid food production facility to provide fresh produce to Yukon community year-round.
Edible Gardens
Edible Gardens
Edible gardens located throughout campus contain a variety of edible plants and fruit trees for all community members to enjoy. More information coming soon.Ìý
Campus Food Bank
Campus Food Bank
Administered through SU Volunteer Services, the SU Campus Food Bank provides a seven-day emergency food relief service to the campus community. This relief is provided through nutritionally sound hampers in accordance with the Canada Food Guide, along with information regarding resources available on and off-campus.
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Marine Stewardship Council
Marine Stewardship Council
UCalgary is committed to conserving and sustaining our oceans by sourcing sustainable seafood that is certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC). MSC is the world's leading certification and ecolabelling program for sustainable wild-caught seafood.
Digging into Today's Toughest Food Issues
FromÌýexploring urban food securityÌýto Arctic food sovereignty, UCalgary students and faculty are digging into today's toughest food issues to create more resilient and sustainable food systems for the future.