What if Quebec’s new food innovation were a law?

What if one of Québec’s most ambitious food innovations were a law? On World Food Day, The Depot and community organizations across Québec are calling on the new government to move beyond short-term responses to food insecurity and take lasting action. Fifty years after Canada recognized the right to adequate food, it’s time to make that right a reality for everyone.
It is time to make the right to food a reality in Quebec

Food insecurity is rising across Quebec. It’s time to make the right to food a reality through adequate incomes, universal school food, stronger local food systems, and meaningful government action.
Resto Garden

Join the Garden team in front our the Resto to help care for our community garden boxes, connect with neighbours, and harvest fresh produce together as it’s ready.
NDG Community Council Service Point

A drop-in service offered by The NDG Community Council offering information, referrals, and guidance — helping community members learn about their services, navigate community resources, and connect with the support they need.
Green Goddess Dressing
After-school programs in NDG are at risk of closing. Let’s work together to safeguard their future.

NDG’s community-based after-school programs are at risk of closing due to a lack of funding. Every year, they support nearly 200 young people by providing a safe space, caring mentorship, and enriching activities. Learn why these programs are essential and how you can help protect them.
Good Food Markets

From June to October, our Good Food Markets bring fresh, often local produce to four NDG sectors — Walkley, Saint-Raymond, Benny, and Westhaven — where grocery options are limited.
Canada’s Food Security Strategy Needs to Address Household Food Insecurity

The Government of Canada’s Food Security Strategy is an important step toward a stronger food system. Learn why reducing household food insecurity and improving food access must also be part of Canada’s food security strategy.
The Depot Announces Jennifer Brennan and Marguerite Kinfack as Co-Executive Directors

The Depot announces Jennifer Brennan and Marguerite Kinfack as Co-Executive Directors, bringing over 20 years of combined leadership experience to guide the organization’s next chapter.
Shaped by Community: Participant-Led Programming at The Depot

At The Depot, some of our most meaningful programs are participant-led, and have have grown from creating space for participants to share what they already carry with them — their knowledge, traditions, and lived experiences.