Edmonton Celiac Association - Chapter of Canadian Celiac Ass'n
@celiacedmonton.ca
Visit us at https://www.celiacedmonton.ca/
Volunteer run organization - 1 of the first Chapters founded in Canada in 1984. Located in Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 supporting celiacs & those adversely affected by gluten in Edmonton, N. Alberta/NWT & Yukon
Volunteer run organization - 1 of the first Chapters founded in Canada in 1984. Located in Edmonton Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 supporting celiacs & those adversely affected by gluten in Edmonton, N. Alberta/NWT & Yukon
We made some too… cheated a little with premade tart shells from Kinnikinnick.
They’re popular treats in the cookie boxes this year!
They’re popular treats in the cookie boxes this year!
December 12, 2025 at 7:05 PM
We made some too… cheated a little with premade tart shells from Kinnikinnick.
They’re popular treats in the cookie boxes this year!
They’re popular treats in the cookie boxes this year!
We are very much looking forward to a new #glutenfree producer in North America/Canada 🇨🇦 #celiac #glutensensitivity
October 16, 2025 at 3:56 PM
We are very much looking forward to a new #glutenfree producer in North America/Canada 🇨🇦 #celiac #glutensensitivity
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North America is not just a business milestone, but a crucial step in our journey as a Benefit Corporation,” says Michele Andriani, president and CEO of Andriani S.p.A Benefit Corporation. “Here in London, Ontario, we found the ideal environment to root our values and advance our global vision.”
North America is not just a business milestone, but a crucial step in our journey as a Benefit Corporation,” says Michele Andriani, president and CEO of Andriani S.p.A Benefit Corporation. “Here in London, Ontario, we found the ideal environment to root our values and advance our global vision.”
October 16, 2025 at 2:20 PM
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North America is not just a business milestone, but a crucial step in our journey as a Benefit Corporation,” says Michele Andriani, president and CEO of Andriani S.p.A Benefit Corporation. “Here in London, Ontario, we found the ideal environment to root our values and advance our global vision.”
North America is not just a business milestone, but a crucial step in our journey as a Benefit Corporation,” says Michele Andriani, president and CEO of Andriani S.p.A Benefit Corporation. “Here in London, Ontario, we found the ideal environment to root our values and advance our global vision.”
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The Italian-based food processor will make gluten-free and plant-based foods in a 55,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility on five acres of land in London’s Innovation Park at Bradley Avenue and Veterans Memorial Parkway.
“The opening of our first production facility in
The Italian-based food processor will make gluten-free and plant-based foods in a 55,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility on five acres of land in London’s Innovation Park at Bradley Avenue and Veterans Memorial Parkway.
“The opening of our first production facility in
October 16, 2025 at 2:20 PM
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The Italian-based food processor will make gluten-free and plant-based foods in a 55,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility on five acres of land in London’s Innovation Park at Bradley Avenue and Veterans Memorial Parkway.
“The opening of our first production facility in
The Italian-based food processor will make gluten-free and plant-based foods in a 55,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility on five acres of land in London’s Innovation Park at Bradley Avenue and Veterans Memorial Parkway.
“The opening of our first production facility in
Reposted by Edmonton Celiac Association - Chapter of Canadian Celiac Ass'n
Accessibility isn't just ramps and captions. Inclusion is imperfect, but organizations need to listen when disabled people tell them their needs. Especially when it's a fairly simple one like this, they should find ways to accommodate (or at least not make us pay for something we can't eat!).
August 19, 2025 at 4:33 PM
Accessibility isn't just ramps and captions. Inclusion is imperfect, but organizations need to listen when disabled people tell them their needs. Especially when it's a fairly simple one like this, they should find ways to accommodate (or at least not make us pay for something we can't eat!).