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Who Owns Your Grocery Store? with author Jon Steinman
Thursday, December 8, 2022
Who owns the grocery store you shop at? Does it matter? Author Jon Steinman thinks so. Grocery stores exert considerable influence on human and environmental health and on local economies. Steinman believes grocery stores are the most influential of any institution in shaping the future of food. With such an important function to play, how might Canadians ensure that our grocery stores operate responsibly? How might a grocery store become a hub for all things Community Economic Development?
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