Food matters because over 20,000 people in Saskatchewan use a food bank each month – and the number is rising fast.

Food matters because how we grow and use our food affects our environment.

Food matters because healthy, affordable food is not available for many people in northern Saskatchewan.

Food matters because our kids need to learn about healthy food and how to prepare it – at school, at home, and in our communities.

Food matters because there are over 50,000 farmers in Saskatchewan.

Food matters because eating nutritious food keeps us healthy and reduces the risk of chronic disease.

Food matters because 1 in 5 jobs in Saskatchewan is directly related to food or agriculture.

Food matters in our communities as we celebrate Saskatchewan’s rich food traditions.